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Emulsified Fish Oil

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  1. I have been investigating how to cut my costs for fish oil.
    I found a very inexpensive little natural food store (seems
    like a contradiction in terms; let's say, "a cheaper, or the
    cheapest in town, natural food store"😉. But even so, I am
    spending about $1.60 per day on fish oil. I have been using
    Carlsons; they seem to specialize in fish oils. They seem
    like a very good brand.

    Anyway, I discovered this site:

    coromega.comf body.html

    It shows that emulsified fish oil is more than twice as
    bioavailable, probably, than non-emulsified, regular fish
    oil. I say probably because it is probable that people's
    bodies 'learn' to assimilate fish oil better over time, and
    if these subjects in this test were completely new to fish
    oils, then the non-emulsified subjects might catch up with
    the emulsified subjects. With some people, there may be a
    small amount of diarrha (sp?) the first couple of days, so
    this is why I say that it is probable that there is a
    learning process going on where the body gets better at
    assimilating fish oil. I believe that the body starts
    putting out more of a certain enzyme when one first starts
    taking it.

    On the other hand, it was a crossover study, so perhaps not.
    Also, the assimilation for both groups was less than 50%, so
    if the non-emulsified group can get better over time, so can
    the emulsified group. In any case, the improvement in
    assimilation is almost three times as much in some cases, so
    I am willing to go out on a limb and say that emulsified
    fish oil is most likely a better deal than straight fish
    oil. TwinLab's "SuperMax EPA", an emulsified fish oil,
    actually costs less per ounce than Carlson's. This is very
    impressive. Even if people's bodies learn over time to
    assimilate fish oil's better, you still couldn't lose.

    Among the many ways, large and small, that fish oil has
    improved my life is in my being less cranky and irritable.
    My wife spilled an entire cup of smoothie on a blanket last
    night while we were watching television; as I sped to grab
    the blanket and clean up the mess, I watched in amazement
    and gratitude as I did not get upset, angry, or even the
    slightest bit irritable about it. That was so cool. It seems
    like such a little thing. But it is many little things that
    make life worthwhile.

  2. "DappleAndWasser" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I have been investigating how to cut my costs for fish
    oil. I found a very inexpensive little natural food store
    (seems like a contradiction in terms; let's say, "a
    cheaper, or the cheapest in town, natural food store"😉.
    But even so, I am spending about $1.60 per day on fish
    oil. I have been using Carlsons; they seem to specialize
    in fish oils. They seem like a very good brand.

    Anyway, I discovered this site:

    Which is from the Hormel Institute, the home of spam.

    spam.comspam.com

    😉

  3. "M.a.r.k P.r.o.b.e.r.t-June 6, 2004" <M.a.r.k P.r.o.b.e.r.t [email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    "DappleAndWasser" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I have been investigating how to cut my costs for fish
    oil. I found a very inexpensive little natural food
    store (seems like a contradiction in terms; let's say,
    "a cheaper, or the cheapest in town, natural food
    store"😉. But even so, I am spending about $1.60 per day
    on fish oil. I have been using Carlsons; they seem to
    specialize in fish oils. They seem like a very good
    brand.

    Anyway, I discovered this site:

    Which is from the Hormel Institute, the home of spam.

    spam.comspam.com

    😉

    Which I also found to be a little curious. But, I suppose,
    the Hormel Institute is probably a non-profit institute set
    up by the Hormel millions. Sort of like the Ford Foundation
    that constantly finds fault with capitalism.

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