Enteric Coated Omega 3 EPA/DHA $16.95 60 softgels

Price: $16.95
This item is in stock

Brief Description

Detailed Description

Specifications

Enteric Coated
Omega 3s
EPA/DHA $16.95 60 softgels

Enteric Coated
Omega 3's
EPA/DHA
only $16.95
60 softgels

Finally you can enjoy all the benefits of Omega 3 Fish Oil
Without the Fishy after-taste!

Secrets of Eden's exclusive enteric coating allows the product to pass intact through the stomach and into the intestinal tract where it breaks down. Providing 420mg of EPA and 280mg of DHA per capsule derived from Nordic Sea deepwater fish and steam distilled to remove all impurities including mercury and other heavy metal content.

Compare and you will see.
Secrets of Eden's Omega 3 product is unbeatable!

The main reason that eating fish is all the rage among health experts today is that fish contain the omega 3 fatty acids docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA). Most people, like you, are aware that there are good fats as well as bad ones. Well, these are the really good ones, and fish just happens to be the best and most abundant source of it.

Omega 3 is an essential fatty acid,

which means is cannot be manufactured by our own body

therefore it must be obtained

through our diet alone

Unfortunately, most modern diet's contain an insufficient amount of omega 3. At the same time, they also tend to contain a very high amount of the omega 6 fatty acid. This is not good. To be healthy the ratio should be opposite.

The ideal ratio of omega 3s to 6s should be around 2:1. In reality the average person, consumes a ratio of 20:1 or even more! This is not good, and experts believe this is one of the significant reasons for so much cardiovascular disease.

Simply put, most people lack omega 3,
which is why a fish oil supplement could be beneficial to just about everyone.

MedlinePlus, which is a service of the US National Library of Medicine reports that Omega 3:

- lowers blood triglyceride levels

- reduces the risk of heart attack

- reduces the risk of dangerous abnormal heart rhythms

- reduces the risk of strokes

- slows the buildup of atherosclerotic plaques

- lowers blood pressure

- reduces stiffness and joint tenderness associated with Rheumatoid arthritis

Omega 3 fish oil supplement may also help improve or prevent the following:

- Alzheimer's disease and dementia

- depression - heart disease

- cancer

- arthritis

- diabetes

- hyperactivity

- ADHD

Many people testify that consuming Omega 3 fish oil supplements has improved their ability to concentrate and think more clearly.

Additionally, fish oil is also highly recommended by nearly every respected strength and conditioning coach, trainer, and diet/fitness/nutrition expert. They are universal in their conviction that of the few supplements that should be taken by anyone with the goal of building muscle, losing fat, or improving their fitness level or athletic ability in any capacity Omega 3s simply must be a part of the diet!

You might be asking yourself "Can't I just eat fish?"

Sure. Fatty fish contains the same omega 3 as a fish oil supplement. The only problem is that in order to consume a sufficient and steady amount of omega 3 on a regular basis, you would have to consume a steady and sufficient amount of fish on a regular basis. How often does the average person eat fish?

A disciplined fish diet is only part of the problem.

Due to all of the toxic contaminants found in fish these days (mercury, chlordane, dioxin, PCBs, and more) it is pretty hard to recommend anyone eat fish on daily basis. What's a person to do?

Fortunately, Secrets of Eden's formulator assures our Omega 3 oil purity by removing these contaminants before encapsulating. The purity and safety of our product is assured.

Are there any side effects?

No, for the most part, there are no side effects. After all, Omega 3 oil is food, not a synthetic medication.

Taking an Omega 3 supplement is completely safe. Of course, if you are pregnant, allergic to fish, or already have any kind of known health issues, you should check with your doctor first just to be safe. The only other thing I've heard of that even slightly resembles side effects is "a fishy after taste." And, while this is far from a serious side effect, this appears to only happen if you are taking a low quality fish oil supplement that is not enteric coated. Enteric coating seals the capsule UNTIL it passes into the small intestine. At that point it dissolves releaseing the nutritious and powerful omega 3 oil for efficient absorbsion into your blood stream.

You will never taste a hint of fish when you use Secrets of Eden brand Enteric Coated Omega 3.

How much should I consume?

The FDA recommends no more than 3 grams of combined EPA and DHA per day. 1 serving of Secrets of Eden brand Omega 3 (2 capsules) contains 650mg of EPA and 450mg of DHA. Combined that is 1.1 grams of EPA/DHA. If you took two servings per day (4 capsules), that would be a 2.2 grams of combined EPA/DHA.

Health Canada, suggests that women get 1.1 g of omega-3 fats per day and men get 1.6 g. Adding Herring and Sardines to your diet will help you achieve that goal. Additionally Sardines are often "cleaner" than the famous Cod and Salmon that have captures so much media attention. Secrets of Eden Omega 3's are from the tasty, delicious and environmentally clean Sardine.

So many people don't eat these little fish, and that's a shame. Herring and Sardines harbor some of the highest levels of heart-healthy omega-3 fats of all fish. ("Sardine" just means small fish, and what we call sardines in this country are actually young herring.)

Order yours today!

Omega-3s Slow Aging

Published Article
Kirsten Whittiaker
www.sgchealth.com

Recent research on heart disease patients just published in the Journal of the American Medical Association finds that those who have the highest blood levels of omega-3 fatty acids seem to age more slowly on a cellular level than those with the lowest blood levels.

Earlier work has shown that patients with heart disease who have a high intake of omega-3s have higher survival rates, and this new study sought to explain why this might be.

"We've shown an entirely new effect of omega-3 fatty acids, which may be to slow down the biological aging process in patients with coronary heart disease," explains lead author Ramin Farzaneh-Far, MD, an assistant professor of medicine at the University of California San Francisco.

Farzaneh-Far and the team looked at a marker of biological age - shortening of telomeres, the structures at the end of a chromosome that are involved with its replication and stability.

Experts believe that as telomeres shorten, the eventual result is the death of the cell. In earlier work by the team, the telomere length of heart disease patients was a powerful predictor of death and bad outcomes. The shorter the telomeres, the greater risk of death.

For the study, the researchers evaluated 608 outpatients in California who had stable heart disease and had been recruited from the Heart and Soul Study.

At the start of the study and at the five-year point, blood samples were taken and evaluated for omega-3 fatty acid levels. DNA from the blood allowed researchers to look at the length of the telomere of the leukocyte, a type of blood cell. The subjects were followed up until January 2009.

"Patients with the lowest blood levels of omega-3 fatty acids exhibited a rate of telomere shortening 2.6 times faster than patients with the highest levels of omega-3 fatty acids," Farzaneh-Far tells online medical resource WebMD. And while no one has enough information to convert telomere length to years of aging, experts suspect omega-3 might be one of many influences on the length of telomeres - others being inflammation, obesity, oxidative stress and lack of activity.

Would lots of omega-3s in the blood help a patient with heart disease? Experts can't say for sure.
There was no association between omega-3 fatty acid levels and telomere length back in September 2000 and December 2002 when the study began. But by the end of the follow up period the team saw the higher the blood levels of omega-3 fatty acids in the subjects, the slower the rate of telomere shortening.

Of course this is exciting news, demonstrating how sources of omega-3s work at a cellular level. One day your doctor might even be able to conduct a test that examines your telomere length with an eye to predicting your risk of heart disease.

Whether you're a heart disease patient or not, this research might have you wondering what to do about omega-3s?

The American heart Association recommends a gram a day of omega-3 fatty acid for those who do have heart disease. Look for natural dietary sources like oily fish (salmon, mackerel, albacore tuna) or supplements. like The Secrets of Eden's Enteric Coated Omega 3s

Order yours right now!

E-mail a friend about this item.

Return to Catalog