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Pumpkin Seeds
Pumpkin Seeds
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Health Benefits & Uses of Pumpkin Seeds

کدو کے بیج (Pumpkin Seeds / Pepitas) are nutrient-dense powerhouses perfect for snacking, baking, smoothies, and savory dishes. Loaded with plant-based protein, healthy fats, minerals, and antioxidants, these versatile seeds also support skin, hair, and heart wellness. A delicious and functional seed to enrich both culinary creations and self-care routines! ✨
🌟 Key Features
- ✅ 100% Pure Pumpkin Seeds – Additive-free and naturally packed with nutrients
- 💪 High in Protein, Healthy Fats & Fiber – Approx. 7 g protein and abundant fiber per ounce
- 🧠 Rich in Magnesium, Zinc & Antioxidants – Supports heart, bone, immune, and nervous system health
- ❤️ Heart & Metabolic Support – May help lower cholesterol, regulate blood pressure, and improve glucose balance
- ✨ Boosts Skin, Hair & Hormonal Balance – Nutrients support collagen, scalp health, hormonal wellness, and shine
- 🍲 Culinary Versatility – Ideal for granola, salads, bowls, baking, seed butters, soups, and cereals
💡 Why Choose These Pumpkin Seeds?
- Satisfying snack with protein, fiber, and healthy fats
- Supports wellness goals: heart health, digestion, hormone balance
- Excellent for DIY beauty: scalp oils, face scrubs, collagen-boost masks
- Naturally gluten-free and protein-rich—ideal for vegan/vegetarian diets
❓ FAQs
Q: How much should I eat daily?
A 1‑oz serving (~28 g) offers protein, fiber, magnesium, and zinc—perfect for daily nutrition.
Q: Are pumpkin seeds heart-healthy?
Yes—magnesium and heart-healthy fats help lower cholesterol and BP.
Q: What benefits do they have for skin and hair?
Zinc supports scalp and hair vitality; antioxidants support collagen, repair, and shine.
Q: Can they aid digestion?
Yes—the fiber supports gut regularity and fullness.
Q: How should I store them?
Store in a sealed jar in a cool, dry place or fridge. Whole seeds last ~2 years; roasted or ground seeds up to 3–6 months .
🛒 Perfect For
- Snacking straight or roasted—drenched in spice or sweet coatings
- Added to oatmeal, granola, salads, soups, or baking
- DIY seed butters, nutrient-rich pestos, and power-packed dips
- Homemade skincare: exfoliating masks, collagen-boost scrubs, scalp treatments
