George Washington and Thomas Jefferson cultivated hemp.... The Declaration of Independence was written on hemp paper. The first American flag was made of hemp. The sails and lines of naval vessels were made of hemp. The pioneers covered their wagons with material made of hemp. Hemp is an integral part of American history. Hemp is the world’s strongest fiber and the first crop cultivated for textile production dating back over 6,000 years.

Hemp is an ancient plant that has been used for thousands of years. Hemp has amazing versatility and is capable of producing food, fuel and fiber that is used in countless applications including textiles, paper, and composites for manufacturing.

Suitable for cultivation in a wide range of climates and soils, hemp requires less fertilizer and pesticide than any other commercial crop and is an excellent soil re-conditioner.

Containing less than 1% THC, the psychoactive ingredient in Cannabis Sativa Linnaeus, hemp is to marijuana as NON-alcoholic beer is to beer. Hemp seeds, oil and protein are classified as "super foods" with nutritional values unrivaled in nature and only recently introduced into the American marketplace. Hemp seeds have ten of the essential amino acids and high concentrations of Omega 3, 6 and 9 essential fatty acids making it one of the most valuable whole foods found anywhere in Nature. Hemp seed oil is used in the production of non dairy milk, cheese, bread and butter.

Hemp composite boards are twice as strong as wood. As a composite material for automobiles, this remarkable plant fiber is also twice as strong at lighter weights as fiberglass type components. Other applications include use as oils, soaps, lotions, cosmetics, supplements, veterinary applications, construction and fiberglass components.

Hemp yields approximately three tons of fiber per acre, four times the amount produced by trees, saving wildlife habitat, watersheds, oxygen production, and proving its value as a green, renewable Earth friendly resource.

President Don Steinberg, “We are ALL now at the right time and right place to take advantage of an industry that has been around for thousands of years, with products derived from hemp being used today by millions of people. Over the past few years it has become apparent that with the increasing pace of new products hitting the market, there is a need to move those products throughout the world at a very fast rate. Now, The Hemp Network has been formed to provide a marketing vehicle for massive global distribution of these new products and services as they hit the market, which is imperative to capture market share. The Hemp Network is now the launching pad for thousands of new products from people worldwide. We are here to develop and market those products.

HempOmega supplies hemp oil rich in omega 3, 6, and 9, combined with beneficial levels of EPA and DHA from molecularly distilled, purified fish oil.

With naturally occuring plant polysaccharides and micronutrients from aloe vera and cellular support from co-enzyme Q10 and astaxanthin, HempOmega provides complete whole wellness support.*

• Supports body's natural anti-inflammatory response*
  
• Supports a healthy digestive and immune system*
  
• Enhances overall cardiovascular functions*
  
• Provides superior antioxidant protection*
  
• Boosts cellular energy levels*

What are Omega 3 & 6 essential fatty acids?

There are many kinds of fats, but only two kinds of essential fats: Omega 3 (n-3 or w3) and omega 6 (n-6 or w6), both of which are unsaturated fats.

Each EFA is turned into several derivatives by the body. All other fats, such as Omega 9 (monounsaturated), Omega 7, and saturated fat, are non-essentials as the body produces them from sugars and starches.

Omega 3 & 6 essential fatty acids are necessary for survival. The problem is that the human organism cannot manufacture them or refine them from any other part of the diet, making it necessary to get EFA’s from an outside food source.

Why do people need Omega 3 & 6 Fatty Acids?

Cellular communication is highly dependent on the lipid (fat) constituents of cells. EFA’s work to:

• Form all cell membranes and regulate vital cell activity.
  
• Enhance nervous system development.
  
• Enhance thermo genesis, build muscle, prevent muscle break down, and speed recovery from fatigue.
  
• Make hormone-like eicosanoids that regulate immune and inflammatory responses.
  
• Lower abnormally high levels of blood pressure and triglycerides.
  
• Make the neurotransmitter seratonin.
  
• Help keep mood and energy up.
  
• Suppress appetite.
  
• Regulate organs and glands.
  
• Improve cognitive function and emotional health.
  
• Help to prevent heart disease and the complications of heart attack.
  
• Lessen the mortality rate after heart attack
  
• Regulate oxygen use, electron transportation and energy production.
  
• Help make the lubricants that allow joints to move effectively.
  
• Help transport cholesterol in the blood.
  
• Help to generate electrical currents and keep the heart rate regular.
  
• Help immune function in fighting infection.
  
• Help to balance the immune system and prevent allergies.
  
• Ensure proper nerve transmission especially in the memory and concentration areas of the brain.
  
• Ensure adequate bone formation and repair.
  
• Normalize lipid levels, lower blood pressure and improve glucose metabolism.
  
• Help skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, and acne.
  
• Regulate gene expression and inhibit tumor growth.