FAQ

It has been a confusing few weeks in the fatty acid world, with several misleading news headlines fueling a debate pitting omega-3 pharmaceuticals vs. supplements.

Your body is made of trillions of cells. Each one contains important omega-3 fatty acids that help it function normally, and that your body needs to stay healthy. But the...

People over 30 School age children Pre-pregnancy, during pregnancy and after (under doctor’s supervision) Heart diseases Women in menopause Those with high cholesterol Diabetes patients Who want age healthy

Symptoms may become permanent if Omega-3 deficiency is not resolved. Omega-3 deficiency may be the source of many problems such as weakness, memory weakness, immune weakness, dry skin, eczema, hair...

Omega-3 fatty acids can be used by pregnant women and nursing mothers, because EPA and DHA play a very important role in the development of the baby’s brain. It also...

There is no harm in the use of Omega-3 in diabetic patients. On the contrary, it is known that Omega-3 has benefits for people with diabetes as it increases insulin...

Omega-3 is commonly found in two forms, triglycerides and ethyl. Triglyceride form fish oils are naturally derived from fish that live in the seas. Ethyl Ester fish oils contain chemical...