FMD Cold Pressed Flax Oil Capsules (90)
This unique liquid food supplement features fresh, unrefined certified organic cold pressed flaxseed oil, which is rich in the omega 3 fatty acid ALA (alpha-linolenic acid). Flax oil in capsules to conveniently accompany you anywhere!
- 90 Capsules.
- Unfiltered.
- Cold-pressed.
- Non-deodorized.
- No refrigeration needed.
- High in omega 3 fatty acids.
- Easy to take. Perfect for travelling.
- Freshly pressed in a light-free & oxygen-free environment.
- Freshness guaranteed: nitrogen-sealed with pressing & expiry dates.
- Bottled in non-reactive, dark amber glass bottles, which will never leak & are recyclable.
What does flaxseed oil capsules help with?
These capsules are an excellent choice for those individuals who already have quality omega 6 sources in their diet or for those who wish to build up their omega 3 levels before switching to a balanced blend of organic oil supplements. A period of around three months will be sufficient for most people to build up their omega 3 levels sufficiently. Bodybuilders who are dieting for competition and trying to release as much stored fat as possible, will gain most benefit from flax alone for the final 3-4 weeks before competition.
What are the benefits of taking flaxseed oil everyday?
As we now know, flaxseed oil is an excellent source of the omega 3 fatty acid ALA, which aids digestion, supports absorption, and helps to create energy for our bodies. ALA also has a long history of therapeutic use that dates back to Ancient Greek & Roman days, and has since been linked with treatments concerning skin irritations, such as eczema & psoriasis, and for the symptoms of inflammatory and rheumatoid arthritis.
Is it safe to take flaxseed oil capsules?
While flaxseed oil is a rich source of omega 3 ALA, it is actually a poor source of omega 6 LA. In fact, flax is considered to be too rich in omega 3 for the long-term and can lead to omega 6 deficiency because omega 3 and omega 6 EFAs compete for enzyme space in our cells. That is why it is important to move onto a balanced blend of omega 3 and 6 once your omega 3 levels have increased. Although it is generally considered that the western diet contains enough omega 6, they generally come from poor, damaged sources. Today's main sources of omega 6 are cooking oils and margarine's, which have been processed heavily with harsh chemicals to ensure a long shelf life. This has left us in the situation where although we do get some omega 6 intake, it is damaged to the extent where it is now harmful, rather than beneficial to health.
