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Where can i get omega/3 6 WITHOUT vitamins E, D and E; any recommendations?
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Hi Keenly.
I'm taking PC Phosphatidyl Choline from BodyBio. My nutritionist says that it has omega 3 and 6 at the correct proportion. It is an expensive supplement but I feel good with it. I find it better than the VegEpa that I used for a couple of years. PC is available in capsules or iquid (more like a syrup but without any sugar or sweeteners).
I'm taking PC Phosphatidyl Choline from BodyBio. My nutritionist says that it has omega 3 and 6 at the correct proportion. It is an expensive supplement but I feel good with it. I find it better than the VegEpa that I used for a couple of years. PC is available in capsules or iquid (more like a syrup but without any sugar or sweeteners).
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Cheney uses olive oil, which is Omega-9 I believe, not fish oil.
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Hi; the krill oil I use (Neptune) does contain some omega 9 and a tiny bit of omega 6, but is mostly omega 3; it contains naturally occuring astaxanthin, a very powerful antioxidant, so does not need the usual fish oil mix of E and C or whatever to protect it from rancidity. It also contains valuable phospholipids, good for cell membranes. By the way, krill is not a fish--it is more like a small shrimp! ask any balene whale.
There is also a newish salmon oil by New Chapters that contains natural astaxanthin and I think no E or C, but I think it contains naturally occuring D.
Best, Chris
There is also a newish salmon oil by New Chapters that contains natural astaxanthin and I think no E or C, but I think it contains naturally occuring D.
Best, Chris
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Did you mean another Vitamin in your title?
I was going to say Nordic Naturals. But then I noticed it has 100 IUs of Vitamin D3 and Vitamin E of 30 IUs. The Vitamin D to me seems rather trivial, but it appear the the Vitamin E is 300% of our Daily Value!
Not sure how good of a number this is, but I think that the Vitamin D values will be changed in the near future! 400 IUs of Vitamin D appear to be due for a major overhaul, I think the recommendation will probably go up to about 4,000IUs in the future!
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I was going to say Nordic Naturals. But then I noticed it has 100 IUs of Vitamin D3 and Vitamin E of 30 IUs. The Vitamin D to me seems rather trivial, but it appear the the Vitamin E is 300% of our Daily Value!
Not sure how good of a number this is, but I think that the Vitamin D values will be changed in the near future! 400 IUs of Vitamin D appear to be due for a major overhaul, I think the recommendation will probably go up to about 4,000IUs in the future!
Please vote for PANDORA on Chase Community Giving
Frank has put instructions at: http://chasegiving.tk/
They are slipping and without the community pulling together, it's likely they will lose $20,000. Your vote could make the difference.
Voting ends July 12 (before the end of the day for many people in the world)
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