Posts Tagged ‘omega3 sources’

CardioTabs Announces Ocean Safe Omega-3 with Sustainable Calamari

Wednesday, December 16th, 2009

By Michelle Kruse

I am so excited about our new product. While I’d like to be more green, I admit that I am not always the best. I am getting better, but I know there are a lot of things I could and should be doing to reduce my impact on the environment. That said, know that I think that the sustainability aspect of CardioTabs new Ocean Safe Omega-3 is terrific. But, it’s the little things that excite me the most. Little things like taste and purity. When the softgels first arrived in our offices for us to test, I was very hesitant to bite into the softgel. I’ve had fish oil softgels break before and the fishy smell is no picnic. Prepared for the worst, I hesitantly bit down on the softgel and lo and behold it tasted good. All I could taste was citrus berry. The oil didn’t even feel “oily” going down like liquid fish oil does. (I can’t stand to swallow liquid fish oil, either.) I’m going to have my kids try it tonight. I’m so eager to see how it goes. I have not been able to find a good high-DHA formula that my kids will take more than once. CardioTabs Ocean Safe Omega-3 is so clean tasting, I don’t think they’ll notice if I slip it in their milk or juice.

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Insights on Cardiovascular Benefits of Omega-3

Saturday, November 14th, 2009

By Michelle Kruse

We talk a lot about the cardiovascular benefits of omega-3, and for good reason! However, I thought I’d show everyone an article written by my eye doctor, Dr. Thomas Anderson, of Smithville Eye Center. Omega-3 has terrific benefits for your eye health. I discovered one of the benefits by accident. Several years ago, my contacts were bothering me so badly that I simply stopped wearing them. My eyes were so dry that my contacts were unbearable. Around the same time, I upped my omega-3 fish oil intake. All of a sudden, it didn’t hurt to wear my contacts. I really didn’t relate the two until shortly after that I read a study that linked low DHA intake to dry eyes. It was definitely an “AHA” moment.

Omega-3, and in particular DHA is a vital nutrient for your eyes. Did you know your retinas are made of DHA (so is a large portion of your brain)? (No wonder they put so much of it in infant formula – help those developing eyes – and brains). Download Dr. Anderson’s article below.

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Download – Benefits of Omega-3

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