fish oil

[Guest guest]

Fish oil is very beneficial for many things. I found out more of

this after I noticed I was starting to develop arthritis. 

I now eat a small can of Tuna (not the kind in oil) on a daily

basis and this contains the Omega 3 that’s necessary and since starting this

some months ago, I’ve found my arthritic problems have lessened (no doubt just

for now) and I’ll continue with it.

From: J_9@...

[mailto:J_9@...]

Sent: Monday, 3 August 2009 11:04 AM

samters

Subject: Re: fish oil

Hi

,

I

use it daily. I like Carlson's brand because it is Orange flavored.

I take 3 grams a day. The other brands I tried taste horrible (you

swallow the capsule whole, but you taste it all day - yuck.) I subscribe

to ConsumerLab, which tests supplements to ensure they match what is claimed on

the label, and also tests for impurities. Carlson's brand tested fine.

I

haven't really noticed a difference, but the research shows it is good for us,

and it certainly does not hurt!

Lilah

in land

fish oil

Ok, so recently I have been reading more and saw that maybe

fish oil could help with inflammation and that the American diet tends to be

off balance in regards to Omega-6 vs. Omega-3. I did a search in the

archive because I recalled there had been past discussions about fish oil and I

think some of you do take it. For those of you that do, what dose and

brand? Does it seem to help? I give my dogs fish oil to help their

coat and the vet says it is good for them in general, so maybe I should be

trying it too!!

Thanks!

K.

[Guest guest]

,You might want to consider canned salmon in place of Tuna. Tuna can be pretty high in mercury. Another option is fish oil pills. The oil in fish oil pills has been purged of pollutants such as mercury, dioxin, etc. In the U.S., Costco is the cheapest source of fish oil pills. If you contact me by email, I'll send you a Consumer Reports article on fish oil pills and Omega-3 fatty acids in various kinds of fish that points out that tuna may contain mercury. Another thing to consider: your arthritis could be due to celiac disease. Celiac disease (CD) is easily treated by following a gluten free diet. I have a friend who is both aspirin sensitive and has CD. See http://digestive.niddk.nih.gov/ddiseases/pubs/celiac/ . The best general book I've found on CD is Danna Korn's book Wheat-free, Worry-free, see http://www.amazon.com/Wheat-Free-Worry-Free-Healthy-Gluten-Free-Living/dp/1561709913/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8 & s=books & qid=1249314806 & sr=8-1 .Bob>> Fish oil is very beneficial for many things. I found out more of this after I noticed I was starting to develop arthritis. > > > > I now eat a small can of Tuna (not the kind in oil) on a daily basis and this contains the Omega 3 that’s necessary and since starting this some months ago, I’ve found my arthritic problems have lessened (no doubt just for now) and I’ll continue with it.> > > > > > > > From: J_9@... [mailto:J_9@...] > Sent: Monday, 3 August 2009 11:04 AM> samters > Subject: Re: fish oil> > > > > > Hi ,> > > > I use it daily. I like Carlson's brand because it is Orange flavored. I take 3 grams a day. The other brands I tried taste horrible (you swallow the capsule whole, but you taste it all day - yuck.) I subscribe to ConsumerLab, which tests supplements to ensure they match what is claimed on the label, and also tests for impurities. Carlson's brand tested fine.> > > > I haven't really noticed a difference, but the research shows it is good for us, and it certainly does not hurt!> > > > Lilah in land> > > > > fish oil> > > > Ok, so recently I have been reading more and saw that maybe fish oil could help with inflammation and that the American diet tends to be off balance in regards to Omega-6 vs. Omega-3. I did a search in the archive because I recalled there had been past discussions about fish oil and I think some of you do take it. For those of you that do, what dose and brand? Does it seem to help? I give my dogs fish oil to help their coat and the vet says it is good for them in general, so maybe I should be trying it too!!> > > > Thanks!> > K.>

[Guest guest]

I've been using fish oil for some time. I use Nordic Naturals Ultimate Omega.

It's expensive, but it has the highest dose of the two really good omega-3s.

Also, it has a lemon flavor so you don't get nasty fish oil burps. For those of

you who are vegetarians, flaxseed meal is also high in omega-3s. I think that

fish oil tabs helped slow my polyp regrowth. I just got back from a 2 week

vacation, and I didn't pack the fish oil--I believe I notice a difference. I

also stopped taking boswellia while I was down there, and I noticed some of my

aches and pains coming back.

Oh, one note about fish oils: if you start taking the supplement, you should

also take a daily multivitamin. I can't remember which vitamin you need to

balance the fish oils--I researched this a while ago. As with anything, do some

research for yourself before starting to take supplements!

Cheers,

Becca

[Guest guest]

Bob, thanks for the information, I’ll try that instead.  I didn’t

even stop to consider the mercury.

Unfortunately the arthritis ‘could’ be hereditary as my mother

has osteo and rheumatoid. Again thanks for the information on the Celiac

disease, definitely worth chasing up further as it’s something I just didn’t

even consider.

From: insecbob

[mailto:insecbob@...]

Sent: Tuesday, 4 August 2009 1:55 AM

samters

Subject: Re: fish oil

,

You might want to consider canned salmon in place of Tuna. Tuna can be pretty

high in mercury. Another option is fish oil pills. The oil in fish oil pills

has been purged of pollutants such as mercury, dioxin, etc. In the U.S., Costco

is the cheapest source of fish oil pills. If you contact me by email, I'll send

you a Consumer Reports article on fish oil pills and Omega-3 fatty acids

in various kinds of fish that points out that tuna may contain mercury.

Another thing to consider: your arthritis could be due to celiac disease.

Celiac disease (CD) is easily treated by following a gluten free diet. I have a

friend who is both aspirin sensitive and has CD. See http://digestive.niddk.nih.gov/ddiseases/pubs/celiac/

.. The best general book I've found on CD is Danna Korn's book Wheat-free,

Worry-free, see http://www.amazon.com/Wheat-Free-Worry-Free-Healthy-Gluten-Free-Living/dp/1561709913/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8 & s=books & qid=1249314806 & sr=8-1

..

Bob

>

> Fish oil is very beneficial for many things. I found out more of this

after I noticed I was starting to develop arthritis.

>

>

>

> I now eat a small can of Tuna (not the kind in oil) on a daily basis and

this contains the Omega 3 that’s necessary and since starting this some

months ago, I’ve found my arthritic problems have lessened (no doubt just for

now) and I’ll continue with it.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> From: J_9@... [mailto:J_9@...]

> Sent: Monday, 3 August 2009 11:04 AM

> samters

> Subject: Re: fish oil

>

>

>

>

>

> Hi ,

>

>

>

> I use it daily. I like Carlson's brand because it is Orange flavored. I

take 3 grams a day. The other brands I tried taste horrible (you swallow the

capsule whole, but you taste it all day - yuck.) I subscribe to ConsumerLab,

which tests supplements to ensure they match what is claimed on the label, and

also tests for impurities. Carlson's brand tested fine.

>

>

>

> I haven't really noticed a difference, but the research shows it is good

for us, and it certainly does not hurt!

>

>

>

> Lilah in land

>

>

>

>

> fish oil

>

>

>

> Ok, so recently I have been reading more and saw that maybe fish oil could

help with inflammation and that the American diet tends to be off balance in

regards to Omega-6 vs. Omega-3. I did a search in the archive because I

recalled there had been past discussions about fish oil and I think some of you

do take it. For those of you that do, what dose and brand? Does it seem to

help? I give my dogs fish oil to help their coat and the vet says it is good

for them in general, so maybe I should be trying it too!!

>

>

>

> Thanks!

>

> K.

>

[Guest guest]

About three years ago I started taking omega 3 capsules, zinc/magnesium tablets,

vitamin D, mixed B vitamin capsule, glucosomine, green tea tablets. I also take

Singulair and a low maintenance dose of Seretide daily.

I have nasal polyps (under control as I can breathe through both nostrils,

although the surgeon would like to remove diseased tissue from ethnoid and

frontal sinuses); asthma; osteoarthritis; depression; chronic lymphocytic

leukaemia. My now adult children have among them sinus problems, asthma and

chronic urticaria. One has had urticaria (non-itching) since birth, the other

developed chronic cholinergic urticaria at the age of 15 (now 22). He used to

complain about itchy feet and hands as a child. My father suffered from seasonal

cholinergic urticaria as a teen into his early twenties. I'm convinced there is

a genetic disposition to Samters.

I have read that Singulair is good for managing inflammation. The mix of

supplements seem to be helping me: I really begin to feel it if I don't take

them for a week or so.

I've learned over the years that I need to be in bed by 10.30pm, or am more

prone to fatigue and react to more easily to triggers.

I work from home, socialise little, and generally live a carefully balanced

lifestyle. I get out in the garden as much as I can.

My parents say that I wasn't the healthiest baby and my earliest memory of a

sinus migraine was at age 6. My first polypectomy was at age 19. This is the age

I developed chronic asthma after a bout of bronchitis, although I had a couple

of suspicious coughing attacks as a primary school student.

I now believe that all my conditions are related and that untreated inflammation

runs the risk of leading to cancer. Do whatever works to reduce the

inflammation.

Although I don't have Celiac disease, I am definitely much healthier and more

energetic and less reactive to triggers if I avoid eating any grains at all. I

try to not eat anything like that before midday - get less heartburn that way

too.

all the best

Beverley

>

> Bob, thanks for the information, I’ll try that instead. I didn’t even

stop to consider the mercury.

>

>

>

> Unfortunately the arthritis ‘could’ be hereditary as my mother has osteo

and rheumatoid. Again thanks for the information on the Celiac disease,

definitely worth chasing up further as it’s something I just didn’t even

consider.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,Celiac disease is hereditary and causes both rheumatoid arthritis and osteoporosis. So your mother could also have celiac disease.Bob> >> > Fish oil is very beneficial for many things. I found out more of this after I noticed I was starting to develop arthritis. > > > > > > > > I now eat a small can of Tuna (not the kind in oil) on a daily basis and this contains the Omega 3 that’s necessary and since starting this some months ago, I’ve found my arthritic problems have lessened (no doubt just for now) and I’ll continue with it.> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > From: J_9@ [mailto:J_9@] > > Sent: Monday, 3 August 2009 11:04 AM> > samters > > Subject: Re: fish oil> > > > > > > > > > > > Hi ,> > > > > > > > I use it daily. I like Carlson's brand because it is Orange flavored. I take 3 grams a day. The other brands I tried taste horrible (you swallow the capsule whole, but you taste it all day - yuck.) I subscribe to ConsumerLab, which tests supplements to ensure they match what is claimed on the label, and also tests for impurities. Carlson's brand tested fine.> > > > > > > > I haven't really noticed a difference, but the research shows it is good for us, and it certainly does not hurt!> > > > > > > > Lilah in land> > > > > > > > > > fish oil> > > > > > > > Ok, so recently I have been reading more and saw that maybe fish oil could help with inflammation and that the American diet tends to be off balance in regards to Omega-6 vs. Omega-3. I did a search in the archive because I recalled there had been past discussions about fish oil and I think some of you do take it. For those of you that do, what dose and brand? Does it seem to help? I give my dogs fish oil to help their coat and the vet says it is good for them in general, so maybe I should be trying it too!!> > > > > > > > Thanks!> > > > K.> >>

[Guest guest]

Bob thankyou so much for all this information. I’ll be in

contact with my mother in the next few days and will definitely raise this with

her.

From: insecbob

[mailto:insecbob@...]

Sent: Tuesday, 4 August 2009 9:57 AM

samters

Subject: Re: fish oil

,

Celiac disease is hereditary and causes both rheumatoid arthritis and

osteoporosis. So your mother could also have celiac disease.

Bob

> >

> > Fish oil is very beneficial for many things. I found out more of this

after I noticed I was starting to develop arthritis.

> >

> >

> >

> > I now eat a small can of Tuna (not the kind in oil) on a daily basis

and this contains the Omega 3 that’s necessary and since starting this

some months ago, I’ve found my arthritic problems have lessened (no

doubt just for now) and I’ll continue with it.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > From: J_9@ [mailto:J_9@]

> > Sent: Monday, 3 August 2009 11:04 AM

> > samters

> > Subject: Re: fish oil

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Hi ,

> >

> >

> >

> > I use it daily. I like Carlson's brand because it is Orange flavored.

I take 3 grams a day. The other brands I tried taste horrible (you swallow the

capsule whole, but you taste it all day - yuck.) I subscribe to ConsumerLab,

which tests supplements to ensure they match what is claimed on the label, and

also tests for impurities. Carlson's brand tested fine.

> >

> >

> >

> > I haven't really noticed a difference, but the research shows it is

good for us, and it certainly does not hurt!

> >

> >

> >

> > Lilah in land

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > fish oil

> >

> >

> >

> > Ok, so recently I have been reading more and saw that maybe fish oil

could help with inflammation and that the American diet tends to be off balance

in regards to Omega-6 vs. Omega-3. I did a search in the archive because I

recalled there had been past discussions about fish oil and I think some of you

do take it. For those of you that do, what dose and brand? Does it seem to

help? I give my dogs fish oil to help their coat and the vet says it is good

for them in general, so maybe I should be trying it too!!

> >

> >

> >

> > Thanks!

> >

> > K.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

,When you said "osteo" in your post, I am assuming you meant osteoporosis and not something else. By the way, there is about a 10% chance that first degree relatives of people with Celiac Disease (CD) also have CD.Bob> > >> > > Fish oil is very beneficial for many things. I found out more of this after I noticed I was starting to develop arthritis. > > > > > > > > > > > > I now eat a small can of Tuna (not the kind in oil) on a daily basis and this contains the Omega 3 that’s necessary and since starting this some months ago, I’ve found my arthritic problems have lessened (no doubt just for now) and I’ll continue with it.> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > From: J_9@ [mailto:J_9@] > > > Sent: Monday, 3 August 2009 11:04 AM> > > samters > > > Subject: Re: fish oil> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hi ,> > > > > > > > > > > > I use it daily. I like Carlson's brand because it is Orange flavored. I take 3 grams a day. The other brands I tried taste horrible (you swallow the capsule whole, but you taste it all day - yuck.) I subscribe to ConsumerLab, which tests supplements to ensure they match what is claimed on the label, and also tests for impurities. Carlson's brand tested fine.> > > > > > > > > > > > I haven't really noticed a difference, but the research shows it is good for us, and it certainly does not hurt!> > > > > > > > > > > > Lilah in land> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > fish oil> > > > > > > > > > > > Ok, so recently I have been reading more and saw that maybe fish oil could help with inflammation and that the American diet tends to be off balance in regards to Omega-6 vs. Omega-3. I did a search in the archive because I recalled there had been past discussions about fish oil and I think some of you do take it. For those of you that do, what dose and brand? Does it seem to help? I give my dogs fish oil to help their coat and the vet says it is good for them in general, so maybe I should be trying it too!!> > > > > > > > > > > > Thanks!> > > > > > K.> > >> >>

[Guest guest]

Bob, my apologies I wasn’t particularly clear on that but was

referring to osteoarthritis.  I was diagnosed with osteopenia about six years

ago and around the same time, was recommended by me GP to try a natural HRT as

I was menopausal.  Now there’s no sign of the osteopenia now and this is after

having regular tests for bone density as well. The GP has put it down to the

HRT but whatever it is, I’m certainly not complaining.

From: insecbob

[mailto:insecbob@...]

Sent: Wednesday, 5 August 2009 2:23 AM

samters

Subject: Re: fish oil

,

When you said " osteo " in your post, I am assuming you meant

osteoporosis and not something else. By the way, there is about a 10% chance

that first degree relatives of people with Celiac Disease (CD) also have CD.

Bob

> > >

> > > Fish oil is very beneficial for many things. I found out more of

this after I noticed I was starting to develop arthritis.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > I now eat a small can of Tuna (not the kind in oil) on a daily

basis and this contains the Omega 3 that’s necessary and since

starting this some months ago, I’ve found my arthritic

problems have lessened (no doubt just for now) and I’ll

continue with it.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > From: J_9@ [mailto:J_9@]

> > > Sent: Monday, 3 August 2009 11:04 AM

> > > samters

> > > Subject: Re: fish oil

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi ,

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > I use it daily. I like Carlson's brand because it is Orange

flavored. I take 3 grams a day. The other brands I tried taste horrible (you

swallow the capsule whole, but you taste it all day - yuck.) I subscribe to

ConsumerLab, which tests supplements to ensure they match what is claimed on

the label, and also tests for impurities. Carlson's brand tested fine.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > I haven't really noticed a difference, but the research shows it

is good for us, and it certainly does not hurt!

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Lilah in land

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > fish oil

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Ok, so recently I have been reading more and saw that maybe fish

oil could help with inflammation and that the American diet tends to be off

balance in regards to Omega-6 vs. Omega-3. I did a search in the archive

because I recalled there had been past discussions about fish oil and I think

some of you do take it. For those of you that do, what dose and brand? Does it

seem to help? I give my dogs fish oil to help their coat and the vet says it is

good for them in general, so maybe I should be trying it too!!

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Thanks!

> > >

> > > K.

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

CD is could be a factor in osteopenia as well. I am no sure about osteoarthritis and CD, however.Bob> > > >> > > > Fish oil is very beneficial for many things. I found out more of this after I noticed I was starting to develop arthritis. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > I now eat a small can of Tuna (not the kind in oil) on a daily basis and this contains the Omega 3 thatÃÆ'¢â‚¬â„¢s necessary and since starting this some months ago, IÃÆ'¢â‚¬â„¢ve found my arthritic problems have lessened (no doubt just for now) and IÃÆ'¢â‚¬â„¢ll continue with it.> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > From: J_9@ [mailto:J_9@] > > > > Sent: Monday, 3 August 2009 11:04 AM> > > > samters > > > > Subject: Re: fish oil> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hi ,> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > I use it daily. I like Carlson's brand because it is Orange flavored. I take 3 grams a day. The other brands I tried taste horrible (you swallow the capsule whole, but you taste it all day - yuck.) I subscribe to ConsumerLab, which tests supplements to ensure they match what is claimed on the label, and also tests for impurities. Carlson's brand tested fine.> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > I haven't really noticed a difference, but the research shows it is good for us, and it certainly does not hurt!> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Lilah in land> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > fish oil> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Ok, so recently I have been reading more and saw that maybe fish oil could help with inflammation and that the American diet tends to be off balance in regards to Omega-6 vs. Omega-3. I did a search in the archive because I recalled there had been past discussions about fish oil and I think some of you do take it. For those of you that do, what dose and brand? Does it seem to help? I give my dogs fish oil to help their coat and the vet says it is good for them in general, so maybe I should be trying it too!!> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Thanks!> > > > > > > > K.> > > >> > >> >>

[Guest guest]

I think you are alluding to vitamin E : when taking oils (here, fish

oils), vitamin E helps prevent their oxydation. Also take some vitamin C

to re-cycle the vitamin E.

>

> I've been using fish oil for some time. I use Nordic Naturals

Ultimate Omega. It's expensive, but it has the highest dose of the two

really good omega-3s. Also, it has a lemon flavor so you don't get

nasty fish oil burps. For those of you who are vegetarians, flaxseed

meal is also high in omega-3s. I think that fish oil tabs helped slow

my polyp regrowth. I just got back from a 2 week vacation, and I didn't

pack the fish oil--I believe I notice a difference. I also stopped

taking boswellia while I was down there, and I noticed some of my aches

and pains coming back.

>

> Oh, one note about fish oils: if you start taking the supplement, you

should also take a daily multivitamin. I can't remember which vitamin

you need to balance the fish oils--I researched this a while ago. As

with anything, do some research for yourself before starting to take

supplements!

>

> Cheers,

> Becca

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Can you please recommend the best fish oil supplement that I might find in

Ontario. I can get Carlson's and another, Nutra-sea, I think, but haven't seen

others. I live in Guelph, ON.

+++Hi there. Welcome to our group. What is your name please?

I live in London, Ontario, and I buy all of my supplements from iHerb in the US,

since it is much cheaper, including shipping and duty and taxes paid when it

arrives, than buying them locally. Last time I bought 4 of each kind, and at

certain quantities you get further discounts.

Delivery here has been amazing. My first order arrived in 2 days.

If you have not ordered from iHerb before you'll get $5.00 off your first order

if you give them my Rewards Number - see this page for everything you need,

including recommended brands:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/resource/iherb.php

Also you do not want to take only Fish Oil Supplements since they only contain

Omega 3 (EPA plus DHA), so they are missing Vitamins A & D - you need the

following nutrients, and the best source is Cod " Liver " Oil, not Fish Oil which

isn't from fish livers:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/cod2.php#s6

The best and cheapest source of Cod Liver Oil is Garden of Life:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/cod2.php#s9

That brand is available from iHerb at $10.69 per bottle, and if you take 1

tablespoon per day along with 1 capsule of Natural Factors Halibut Liver Oil

(available at local health stores throughout Ontario) you get the nutrients

needed at the best price.

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Can you please recommend the best fish oil supplement that I might find in

Ontario. I can get Carlson's and another, Nutra-sea, I think, but haven't seen

others. I live in Guelph, ON.

>

>

> +++Hi there. Welcome to our group. What is your name please?

>

> I live in London, Ontario, and I buy all of my supplements from iHerb in the

US, since it is much cheaper, including shipping and duty and taxes paid when it

arrives, than buying them locally. Last time I bought 4 of each kind, and at

certain quantities you get further discounts.

>

> Delivery here has been amazing. My first order arrived in 2 days.

>

> If you have not ordered from iHerb before you'll get $5.00 off your first

order if you give them my Rewards Number - see this page for everything you

need, including recommended brands:

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/resource/iherb.php

>

> Also you do not want to take only Fish Oil Supplements since they only contain

Omega 3 (EPA plus DHA), so they are missing Vitamins A & D - you need the

following nutrients, and the best source is Cod " Liver " Oil, not Fish Oil which

isn't from fish livers:

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/cod2.php#s6

>

> The best and cheapest source of Cod Liver Oil is Garden of Life:

> http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/cod2.php#s9

>

> That brand is available from iHerb at $10.69 per bottle, and if you take 1

tablespoon per day along with 1 capsule of Natural Factors Halibut Liver Oil

(available at local health stores throughout Ontario) you get the nutrients

needed at the best price.

>

> All the best, Bee

>

Thank you. It's . I've posted several times now - should I identify

myself each time?

I'm a little reluctant to order in the US because of the border hassles, but I

may try it.

It seems like Garden of Life is the best brand - too bad it doesn't come in a

larger container.

[Guest guest]

> > >

@@ SNIP

> Thank you. It's . I've posted several times now - should I identify

myself each time?

>

> I'm a little reluctant to order in the US because of the border hassles, but I

may try it.

>

> It seems like Garden of Life is the best brand - too bad it doesn't come in a

larger container.

>

@@ Hi ,

Yes, it is best to end your posts with your name, so we know who we are

addressing. Since we address people by their names rather than by their email

address.

Yes, Garden of Life is the best cod liver oil brand due to it being the

closest to ideal, and it contains natural vitamins A & D.

Its supposedly cheaper if you order from iHerb at C$11.45 and take 1 tablespoon

daily plus a fish " liver " oil capsule that contains 10,000 IU vitamin A & 400 IU

vitamin D, i.e. halibut, cod, or shark .

iHerb Link: http://tinyurl.com/y4ewruj

To get $5.00 off your first purchase at iHerb use Bee's Rewards Code, " EWI284 "

, so she can get credit for your purchases.

Cordially,

Ed

group moderator

[Guest guest]

yeah mine does too

even tho they promise no after taste

I try to take it before bed now, so I don't have to keep tasting it

-Kathy

Fish Oil

I was just wondering if anyone could share with me a good fish oil? I take

one that says NO fishy after taste and they are WRONG! I take it with food

and still burp it up for a couple of hrs. Also, question for Sherri, does

fishoil contain murcury???

Marsha

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[Guest guest]

Yes, fish oil can, and frequently does contain mercury, it can also be rancid. 

 

I take Shaklee's Omega Guard.  It's ultra pure and guaranteed contaminant free and it doesn't repeat on me.   

http://excitinghealth.myshaklee.com/us/en/products.php?sku=20244

 

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On Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 3:11 PM, mrwill73 <mrwill73@...> wrote:

I was just wondering if anyone could share with me a good fish oil?  I take one that says NO fishy after taste and they are WRONG!  I take it with food and still burp it up for a couple of hrs.  Also, question for Sherri, does fishoil contain murcury???

Marsha

[Guest guest]

Hi there!I give my son Barlean's Omega Swirl. It's not a capsule, it's like a liquid, smoothie kind of thing. They have a few flavors. They have lemon, pina colada, and mango/peach. We've had the lemon and pina colada. Lemon seems to be the favorite, although I've heard that most people really like the pina colada. Good luck!myboycal@...

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yeah mine does too

even tho they promise no after taste

I try to take it before bed now, so I don't have to keep tasting it

-Kathy

Fish Oil

I was just wondering if anyone could share with me a good fish oil? I take

one that says NO fishy after taste and they are WRONG! I take it with food

and still burp it up for a couple of hrs. Also, question for Sherri, does

fishoil contain murcury???

Marsha

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you need to be sure mercury free

Sheri

At 11:57 AM 12/9/2010, you wrote:

Hi there!

I give my son Barlean's Omega Swirl. It's not a

capsule, it's like a liquid, smoothie kind of thing. They have a few

flavors. They have lemon, pina colada, and mango/peach. We've had the

lemon and pina colada. Lemon seems to be the favorite, although I've

heard that most people really like the pina colada. Good

luck!

myboycal@...

Tupaj

From: K Cumming <klcumming@...>

Subject: Re: Fish Oil

Vaccinations

Date: Wednesday, December 8, 2010, 3:56 PM

yeah mine does too

even tho they promise no after taste

I try to take it before bed now, so I don't have to keep tasting

it

-Kathy

Fish Oil

I was just wondering if anyone could share with me a good fish oil? I

take

one that says NO fishy after taste and they are WRONG! I take it with

food

and still burp it up for a couple of hrs. Also, question for Sherri,

does

fishoil contain murcury???

Marsha

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[Guest guest]

I take green pasture fermented CLO, they have different flavors, but I doubt you will get away with no fish taste. I take mine in a shot glass mixed with juice.

http://www.greenpasture.org/retail/?t=products & a=line & i=fermented-cod-liver-oil

On Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 3:11 PM, mrwill73 <mrwill73@...> wrote:

 

I was just wondering if anyone could share with me a good fish oil? I take one that says NO fishy after taste and they are WRONG! I take it with food and still burp it up for a couple of hrs. Also, question for Sherri, does fishoil contain murcury???

Marsha

[Guest guest]

My Biochem teacher ( a chiro) explained that was the first sign of a bad fish

oil. You want to find one where the DHA and EFA numbers total the total # of

omega 3s as closely as possible. when there is a large leftover number its crap

oil they have thrown in there. Also keep it in fridge so it doesnt go rancid.

tanya

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one that says NO fishy after taste and they are WRONG! I take it with food and

still burp it up for a couple of hrs. Also, question for Sherri, does fishoil

contain murcury???

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[Guest guest]

This sounds interesting - a combination of fish oil and flax. It contains fish

for anyone allergic, or would prefer organic. I use Chia seeds for the most

part. Fish oils are not for everyone and honestly I do not trust could ever

truly be mercury free.

Liz

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What are Chia seeds?

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Denisa

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jan,

Fish Oil is a food and therefore will not cause cancer.

Here is an article on the complete benefits of fish oil. The only

contraindication stated is when a person takes too much of it. As Bee has said,

more is not better.

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/natural/993.html

For the difference between Cod Liver Oil and Fish Oils, please refer to

" Vitamins A, D & Omega 3 Daily Amounts " on Bee's Supplement List:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/weight/supp9.php#ab

Nan B.

Moderator

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who claims not only is Fish Oil (derivatives of Omega 3s)not beneficial for you

but that they can actually lead to cancer. He talks a lot about Dr. Otto

Warburg's findings about cancer as well. Don't you mention Warburg in some of

your articles? Do you know anything about Prof. Peskin and his findings? How

does Cod Liver Oil differ from Fish Oils that he discusses in his articles? I

would love your opinion. http://www.Peskin.com

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who claims not only is Fish Oil (derivatives of Omega 3s)not beneficial for you

but that they can actually lead to cancer. He talks a lot about Dr. Otto

Warburg's findings about cancer as well. Don't you mention Warburg in some of

your articles? Do you know anything about Prof. Peskin and his findings? How

does Cod Liver Oil differ from Fish Oils that he discusses in his articles? I

would love your opinion. http://www.Peskin.com

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+++Hi Jan,

Cod Liver Oil contains fish oil, called Omega 3 (EPA plus DHA) that Peskin

discusses.

Peskin doesn't understand Warburg's findings about cancer, as follows:

" In every case, during the cancer development, the oxygen respiration always

falls, fermentation appears, and the highly differentiated cells are transformed

into fermenting anaerobes, which have lost all their body functions and retain

only the now useless property of growth and replication. Thus, when respiration

disappears, life does not disappear, but the meaning of life disappears, and

what remains are growing machines that destroy the body in which they grow.

All carcinogens [includes toxins] impair respiration directly or indirectly by

deranging capillary circulation, a statement that is proven by the fact that no

cancer cell exists without exhibiting impaired respiration. Of course,

respiration cannot be repaired if it is impaired at the same time by a

carcinogen [includes toxins].

NOTE>>>To prevent cancer it is therefore proposed first to keep the speed of the

blood stream so high that the venous blood still contains sufficient oxygen;

second, to keep high the concentration of hemoglobin in the blood; third, to add

always to the food, even of healthy people, the active groups of the respiratory

enzymes [see notes following this article]. If at the same time exogenous [from

outside the body] carcinogens are excluded rigorously, then much of the

endogenous [inside the body] cancer may be prevented today. "

However, how do you speed up the blood stream, keep a high concentration of

hemoglobin in the blood when the body lacks the nutrients it need to do that?

Simply eliminating outside toxins doesn't help if the body is not able to

detoxify toxins it produces naturally during normal metabolism (inside toxins),

so how can it detoxify outside toxins? Adding respiratory enzymes to a

nutrient-devoid diet doesn't help either.

Peskin says he proves his wonderful oils inhibited cancerous breast tumors

implanted in rats, however he had no control study using fish oil. Implanting

cancerous tumors does not mimic what happens in the body when it forms cancerous

tumors.

IF fish oil caused health problems like cancer then the Eskimos who consumed a

lot of it would have had cancer, however they didn't. Also people on my

program wouldn't be getting healthy like they are.

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

on another list i'm on, people are suggesting not to use fish oil because

its calls immune suppresion. i use it and have good lipids because of it.

can anyone comment, good or bad.

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Duffy