Baobab and Wild Honey

The tree is a source of fine quality honey. Wild bees manage to perforate the soft wood and lodge their honey in the holes. In many parts of Africa, the hollow trunks are used for beekeeping. Wild Harvest is currently looking at developing a beekeeping network to produce organic honey.

Baobab Benefits Depression and Cardiovascular Disorders

Baobab as a Super Food contains Omega 3 which provides protection against cardiovascular diseases, arthritis, skin conditions, depression and other mood related disorders.

Baobab Benefits Hardening Of The Arteries

Baobab as a Super Food contains Omega 9 whose main component contains Oleic Acid which helps to reduce the risk of arteriosclerosis, cardiovascular disease and stroke. Baobab contains a blend of all 3 of the important fatty acids EPA, GLA and OA making it an excellent choice as an omega 3 6 9 supplement.

Baobab as a base ingredient for the cosmetic industry

Here is a list of the multi-purpose use for Baobab as a base ingredient for the cosmetic industry.

Cosmetics: Shower/non-shower cosmetic products (soaps, gels, face-lift creams, body moisturisers, shampoos, hair conditioners), Face masks for instant preparation, trichological products (presence of ceramids), in/out cosmetic products (internal and external uses), solid and liquid soaps, toothpaste.