- BORAGE OIL: Borage Oil is a
vegetable oil derived from a blue-flowering plant (Borago officinalis) that is also used as an herb
in Europe, primarily to restore adrenal function, alleviate PMS, and counter inflammation.
The oil is taken as a supplement because it is one of the few natural sources of GLA. This
may help in the prevention or treatment of heart disease, arthritis, skin problems, PMS.
Borage oil may also stimulate the growth of hair and nails. It has a soothing effect when
applied topically to the skin.
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| DHA:
(fish oil) is an omega-3 essential fatty acid primarily found in the
oil of cold-water fish: salmon, bluefish, herring, mackerel, and tuna. Studies
indicate it is capable of thinning blood and lowering blood fat and cholesterol levels. It
may have therapeutic applications for heart disease, inflammatory conditions like
arthritis, and psoriasis. Taken in excess, DHA can reduce blood clotting capability. |
| EPA: (fish oil) is an omega-3
essential fatty acid primarily found in the oil of cold-water fish: salmon, bluefish,
herring, mackerel, and tuna. It usually occurs with DHA and has similar effects on the
body; it reduces inflammation and lowers blood fat and cholesterol levels. It may help in
the treatment of arthritis, allergic reactions, heart disease, and skin conditions. Taken
in excess, it can reduce blood clotting capability. |
- EVENING PRIMROSE OIL (EPO) : Evening
Primrose is a fatty liquid extracted from the seeds of a yellow flowering willow
family plant (Oenotherabiennis) that is a richly endowed source of the omega-6 essential
fatty acid GLA. It is produced primarily in Great Britain and is a popular remedy in
Europe. It is taken therapeutically, as are other essential fatty acids, to help prevent
heart disease, arthritis, and inflammatory conditions. It is also used to treat skin
problems and relieve symptoms of PMS. Technically, its use is still experimental, but few
side effects have appeared. Research
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| FLAXSEED: Flaxseed oil and GLA
oils are referred to as the "medicinal oils." They have extensive healing
properties; ethical manufacturers produce them under very exacting standards; and minute
amounts go a long way toward health. (GLA, gamma-linolenic is found in evening
primrose, black current, and borage oils and can be made in the body from linoleic acid.) An
extra benefit of flaxseed oil is that it is the most abundant known source of lignans.
Lignans are a special form of insoluble fiber. Compelling studies, some funded by the
National Cancer Institute, have demonstrated impressive health benefits, including
positive effects in relieving hot flashes, as well as anticancer, antibacterial,
antifungal, and antiviral activity. The anticancer activity may be the most promising.
Flaxseed lignans are changed by human intestinal bacteria into compounds which are
extremely protective against cancer, particularly breast cancer. It
is possible that as many as 80 percent of us are deficient in the essential fatty acids,
particularly omega-3. Omega-3/EPA first became popular in the mid-80s when the low
incidence of heart disease among fish-eating peoples was revealed. Flaxseed oil contains
57 percent omega-3 fatty acid and is the richest known plant source, containing twice as
much omega-3 as fish oil. In addition, it contains only 17 percent linoleic acid
(omega-6), helping to balance out the EFA ratio. Research |
- GAMMA LINOLENIC ACID (GLA): GLA is a biologically active omega-6 essential fatty acid found in significant quantities in oils
derived from only a few plants, including evening primrose, hemp, borage, and black
currant. Studies indicate it has potential therapeutic use in the prevention
to treatment
of heart disease, arthritis, skin problems, and PMS. GLA may also stimulate the growth of
hair and nails. Research
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| LECITHIN: Lecithin is a fatty
acid naturally found in certain foods such as egg yolks and soy bean oil. It is taken as a
supplement mainly to protect against heart disease, increase longevity, and improve
memory. Lecithin is an important natural source of choline, sometimes considered one of
the B complex vitamins and a nutrient necessary for the healthy functioning of cells,
nerves, and the brain. Lecithin may help to lower cholesterol levels. It also helps to
strengthen nerve sheaves and thus can play a role in the treatment of multiple sclerosis.
Lecithin is a mild antioxidant. Research |
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Essential Fatty acids are critical in the production of prostaglandins. In
the body prostaglandins help regulate fat metabolism, inflammatory response, hormones, as
well as the cardiovascular, immune and central nervous systems. Modern diets and
lifestyles may block the conversion of the essential fatty acid LA into GLA. |
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EPA and 20% DHA. The unique coating withstands stomach acid so Fisol dissolves in the
small intestine and maximizes the body's absorption of Omega-3 Essential Fatty Acids. 1
softgel contains: Fish Oil 500 mg, Vitamin E 1 IU. |
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Borage - Fish Oil -
Flax Seed.
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- Each soft gel contains: 1.3 g Flax Oil,
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Liquid. 1 Tablespoon
contains 8600 mg Omega 3 as Alpha-Linolenic Acid, 2700 mg, Omega 6 as Linoleic Acid, 2400
mg Omega 9 as Oleic Acid.
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