SAEDNEWS: Traditional Medicine Experts: Consuming Lamb Fat Oil May Help Weight Balance in Both Obese and Underweight Individuals
According to the Saed News nutrition service, when people hear the name “lamb tail fat oil” (donbeh oil), they usually associate it with weight gain. However, this is a misconception. Traditional medicine specialists believe that this type of animal fat can actually be used to help maintain body balance and fitness. Interestingly, in addition to supporting body composition, lamb tail fat oil is also said to help reduce bad cholesterol and regulate blood lipids. Below is a closer look at its relationship with body fitness and other reported benefits.
In traditional medicine, achieving physical balance and proper body weight is considered one of the benefits of lamb tail fat oil. Experts believe that its consumption may help overweight individuals lose weight while assisting underweight individuals in gaining healthy weight.
Lamb tail fat oil is considered easier to digest and absorb compared to solid and liquid vegetable oils. When consumed properly and in moderation, it may help regulate blood fat levels. It is also regarded as a suitable oil for frying foods.
This oil is believed to reduce LDL (bad cholesterol) while increasing HDL (good cholesterol). However, due to its high content of saturated fatty acids, excessive consumption should be avoided, especially by individuals with heart conditions or high cholesterol.
Lamb tail fat oil is rich in nutrients, vitamins, and various fatty acids. Since sheep feed on a variety of plants, the fat they produce is considered nutritionally diverse. As a result, its use is believed to strengthen the body, support bone formation, and improve resistance against diseases.
Some traditional medicine sources also attribute antidepressant properties to lamb tail fat oil.
It is also believed to have detoxifying effects and may be used, along with other animal fats, for cleansing the intestines.
This oil contains fatty acids that are directly absorbed by the liver and used as a source of energy for the body.
It is said to be beneficial for individuals recovering from bone fractures, as it may help speed up bone healing. Both oral consumption and topical application at the fracture site are recommended in traditional practices. It is also believed to help prevent and treat osteoporosis and rheumatism.
Applying lamb tail fat oil to facial skin is thought to improve skin clarity and reduce dark pigmentation around the face.
