Posts Tagged ‘fish oil

Fish oil contains the omega-3 fatty acids called eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA). Fish oil is available in supplement form and it is found in different types of fish such as tuna. There are many benefits of including DHA EPA fish oil in your diet.

The time for research is past. You really know that the benefits of omega 3 fish oil to your health are so significant that it’s time to stop thinking about it and start taking daily fish oil supplements. But now that you’ve decided to buy you’ve discovered that there is a plethora of omega 3 supplements on the market. How do you decide which are the best fish oil supplements?

Why should you buy omega3 — because of the all the health benefits for:

It’s a good question isn’t it. Fish is contaminated with mercury, so should we be eating fish to get those good omega3 fatty acids in our diets?

With all the talk of EPA and DHA and ALA, how do you choose your Omega 3 capsules?

If you have been advised by a doctor to start taking fish oil supplements or just want to provide that extra health boost on your own, you may be worried about issues such as mercury content. Learning how to select a supplement properly can eliminate not only that worry, but a few others as well.

The EU (European Union) recently recommended pregnant and nursing women take daily omega 3 DHA fatty acid supplements.

Grandma was right. She knew fish was brain food and she didn’t need a science degree to figure it out.

Do you realize there have been thousands of studies that have shown omega 3 fish oil to be natures most effective and potent anti-inflammatory available today?

While checking my email today, the first message I clicked on contained a forwarded article that was sent to me from someone on my mailing list — he lives in Peoria, Illinois. This gave me a little laugh, despite the fact that I have never set foot in the city. When I was in medical school, one of my teachers would jokingly say to one of my classmates, “Bob, how do you think that will go over in Peoria?” Or the similar yet more ominous refrain, “Bob, if you are not staying at the top of your game, don’t rule out having to build a practice in Peoria…”