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Maz - I have been looking for an Omega 3 supplement that is high in DHA

(most of them are higher in the EPA). What was the name of the supplement hi

in DHA that you had been taking? THanks - Les

rheumatic Re: stiffness

> Just thought I would throw in here what I know about getting rid of Omega

> 6 (other than to give up everything you like eating)!

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> What you can do is to get more omega 3 into you to offset the fact that

> you have too much omega 6, and distilled fish oil supplements provide the

> best source. If they are distilled they will be free from any harmful

> toxins like the heavy metals and PCB's found in fresh fish and be

> concentrated many times over in omega 3. I used to use a supplement high

> in DHA (an important fatty acid), the body converts it into a powerful

> anti-inflammatory chemical called Resolvin D2 to protect you from heart

> disease, lower cholesterol and relieve the symptoms of arthritis. DHA is

> also the main fatty acid found in the brain and helps to ensure proper

> functioning and research suggests it can help you to avoid degenerative

> neurological conditions like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.

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> Maz

> PS : If you don't want to take a supplement 'cold-water oceanic fish oils'

> are rich in DHA, so eat plenty of them!

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