Nutrition & Diets : What Are the Benefits of Flaxseed Oil?

Posted by admin on December 19th, 2009 and filed under flax seed benefits | 1 Comment »

Flaxseed oil benefits the body by promoting higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids, which are used for essential brain and hormone function. Add cold-pressed flaxseed oil to salads or smoothies with health information from a registered dietitian and licensed nutritionist in this free video on healthy eating.

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  1. Boeu13 Says:

    This is interesting …
    This is interesting.
    I’m a vegetarian. I take flaxseed oil tablets and also get omega 3s from excellent sources such as walnuts, olive oil and soy oil.
    Flaxseed oil contains ALA which is essential and enables our brains to make all other omega 3s, rather than fish oil which only contains EPA and DHA.
    Fish is most often highly contaminated (mercury, cadmium etc.), so we shouldn’t have more than 2 servings a week.
    For these reasons, I think flaxseed oil is a better supplement than fish oil.

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