Research & Development

Where whole-food nutrition meets scientific understanding for skin, hair, and overall health.

Nuts & Seeds are Recommended By

• Foods & Drugs Administration (FDA)
• U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
• North American Vegetarian Society
• Harvard Medical School
• World Trichology Society
• Nutrition Australia & UAE Organizations

Healthy Ingredients. Active Results.

Each ingredient in our formulations is selected based on nutritional density, bioavailability, and its role in supporting skin, hair, and overall cellular health.

Almonds

Skin & Hair
Almonds

Key Nutrients

Vitamin E, Magnesium, Riboflavin

Rich in mono-saturated acids and Vitamin E, almonds are essential for maintaining skin elasticity and preventing premature ageing.

Moisturizes skin from inside out
Combats oxidative damage
Reduces inflammation (eczema, acne)

Brazil Nuts

Immunity
Brazil Nuts

Key Nutrients

Selenium, Magnesium, Phosphorus

An excellent source of Selenium, which increases glutathione peroxidase levels to reduce inflammation and fuel protein enzymes.

Fights oxidative damage
Improves skin elasticity
Regulates thyroid hormone

Walnuts

Brain & Skin
Walnuts

Key Nutrients

Omega-3, Vitamin B Complex

Rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids. The high levels of Vitamin B complex moisturize the skin and reduce the appearance of fine lines.

Reduces fine lines
Moisturizes skin
Improves brain power

Pumpkin Seeds

Hair Growth
Pumpkin Seeds

Key Nutrients

Zinc, Iron, Protein, Squalene

High in zinc and squalene. Essential for inhibiting the shedding process of hair and protecting skin from radiation.

Inhibits enzymes slowing hair growth
Protects from UV damage
Boosts immunity

Sunflower Seeds

Skin
Sunflower Seeds

Key Nutrients

Vitamin E, Thiamin, Selenium

Contains substantial amounts of Zinc and Vitamin E to protect skin cells from environmental damage.

Promotes healthy skin & nails
Supports cell production
Lowers cholesterol

Chia Seeds

Digestion
Chia Seeds

Key Nutrients

Fiber, Magnesium, Phosphorus

Contains 64% more potassium than a banana and 2x the antioxidants of blueberries. Vital for gut health which reflects on skin.

Aids digestion
Improves skin balance
High antioxidant content

Flax Seeds

Heart & Metabolism
Flax Seeds

Key Nutrients

Omega-3 (ALA), Lignans

Rich in Alpha-Linolenic Acid (ALA) and lignans (phytoestrogens). Helps reduce skin sensitivity and improves barrier function.

Potent anti-inflammatory
Lowers cholesterol
Protects against cancer

Muskmelon Seeds

Overall Health
Muskmelon Seeds

Key Nutrients

Protein, Vitamins

A powerhouse for immunity and heart health. High nutritional value supporting various bodily functions.

Improves eye vision
Reduces menstrual cramps
Protects against cancer

Our Research Philosophy

At Milk & Honey, our R&D is rooted in one principle — the body thrives best when nourished with real, natural foods. Nuts and seeds are nutritional powerhouses that deliver vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids, and bioactive compounds in their most bioavailable form.

Rather than relying on synthetic supplementation, our formulations focus on delivering nature’s own micronutrients to support long-term skin, hair, and systemic health.

Understanding Micronutrient Deficiency

Changes in skin and hair often reflect underlying nutritional gaps. Research shows that deficiencies in vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids, and trace elements can directly impact skin quality, hair strength, growth cycles, and overall vitality.

Modern lifestyles, processed foods, stress, environmental exposure, and unbalanced diets have significantly increased micronutrient deficiencies across all age groups — contributing to rising hair and skin concerns globally.

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Nutrition & Hair Loss

Dr. Tabassum Salim MBBS

World Trichology Society

"Hair nutrition is a vital part of any treatment regime. The essential omega-3 fatty acids, protein, vitamin B12, and iron prevent a dry scalp and dull hair color."

Clinical Mechanisms:

  • Zinc & Hedgehog Signaling: Critical component in pathways governing hair follicle morphogenesis.

  • Iron Deficiency: The world's most common nutritional deficiency and a well-known cause of hair loss.

  • Rapid Cell Division: Hair follicle matrix cells are some of the most rapidly dividing cells in the body.

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Collagen & Skin Architecture

Commercialized collagen products often rely on animal-based sources like gelatin. However, research suggests our bodies can produce sufficient collagen when supplied with specific precursors found in nuts and seeds.

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UV Protection

Superfoods high in Omega-3 reduce inflammatory symptoms and make skin less reactive to UV rays.

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Cell Regeneration

Vitamin E acts as an antioxidant, protecting cell membranes and supporting regeneration.

"95–99% of the population consumes fewer omega-3 fatty acids than necessary for healthy hair & skin."

Our Commitment to Science & Integrity

We continue to research, refine, and formulate with one goal — delivering clean, whole-food nutrition backed by science and transparency.

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