Does this product absorb fats like fish oils or coconut oil which are healthy. I don't want to waste money taking products that end up being flushed.
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I don't know if it absorbs those fats or not but it did nothing for me. I took the one bottle but didn't bother with buying anymore.
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Very good question! I would recommend calling the manufacturer of this product. I would not be able to give you an answer holding any merit. I'd like to know myself! I haven't noticed too much difference using this product, except perhaps a mild appetite suppressant. I won't be buying any additional bottles. If it sounds "too good to be true" (for such speedy weight loss), it probably is!
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I'm not sure if this stops absorption of healthy oils, but it does help in cutting general fat absorption.
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I did not use coconut oil. I usually put some drops into a bath with Epsom salt and baking soda.
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Hello, It contains pure coconut oil and for me pure means high quality. I am satisfied with these drops , using it every day. I got the Carlson one but my baby boy had allergy cause it contains cherry flavor. So I got this one.
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Yes. A lot of people see this as benefit but I do not. It does control fishy aftertaste but prohibits absorption. This is the only triglyceride product I have tried but from what I have read, any triglyceride formulation cuts-down on the stomach discomfort caused by some fish oil supplements because its better distributed throughout the stomach.
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I use this oil as a body oil.. I love it.. not greasy easily absorbed! I am sure it will be ok for hair.. I use a shampoo from Bumble & Bumble that is coconut and kukui and I love it!
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"Triglyceride Form" fish oil is more easily absorbed than regular fish oil. Nordic Naturals uses Triglyceride Form fish oil, and according to their website it is absorbed 70% better than regular fish oil. Its something to consider when purchasing a fish oil supplement. You should try to find out if the brand you're buying is "Triglyceride" or "Ethyl Ester" fish oil. Generally speaking Triglyceride form fish oil is better absorbed and more easily digested. It also tends to be more expensive. Eklund and Nordic Naturals are the only 2 brands I know that sell the Triglyceride form of fish oil. "Triglyceride Form" fish oil is more easily absorbed than regular fish oil. Nordic Naturals uses Triglyceride Form fish oil, and according to their website it is absorbed 70% better than regular fish oil. Its something to consider when purchasing a fish oil supplement. You should try to find out if the brand you're buying is "Triglyceride" or "Ethyl Ester" fish oil. Generally speaking Triglyceride form fish oil is better absorbed and more easily digested. It also tends to be more expensive. Eklund and Nordic Naturals are the only 2 brands I know that sell the... » Read More "Triglyceride Form" fish oil is more easily absorbed than regular fish oil. Nordic Naturals uses Triglyceride Form fish oil, and according to their website it is absorbed 70% better than regular fish oil. Its something to consider when purchasing a fish oil supplement. You should try to find out if the brand you're buying is "Triglyceride" or "Ethyl Ester" fish oil. Generally speaking Triglyceride form fish oil is better absorbed and more easily digested. It also tends to be more expensive. Eklund and Nordic Naturals are the only 2 brands I know that sell the Triglyceride form of fish oil. « Show Less
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honestly, i have not been taking the Omega XL in the past year. I simply take the Carlson's Cod Liver Oil from Norway and it seems to be doing the job. I don't have any inflammatory conditions, etc. so i could not speak to those.
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In general, mercury does not dissolve well in fats. Since fish oil is just fish fat, the levels of mercury in the oil will be lower than the levels found in the meat of the fish. HOWEVER, even the fatty oil of the fish contains small levels of mercury. To avoid mercury in your oil, be sure to get oil that is collected from small fish like sardines and mackerel and avoid salmon and cod oils.
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I'm not sure about the oil, maybe a half gallon. I use peanut oil as it's the best for most deep frying. I do know that deep fried foods don't absorb as much oil as pan fried, but I diet, and I don't eat fried foods except on my free eating day.
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This won't clump like regular coconut oil. As for face wash, I don't see why not.
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Hello. Thank you for your question. Coconut oil doesn't have a grade similar to what Fish oil may have. Barlean's Coconuts hand Selected & Picked Fresh, Cold-Expeller Pressed Fresh and Harvested at the Peak of Flavor & Nutritional Value COCONUT OIL NUTRITION Rich in Lauric Acid & Caprylic Acid Great Source of Medium Chain Triglycerides NON-GMO, FAIR TRADE GLUTEN FREE NON-HYDROGENATED ORGANIC - SOLVENT & CHEMICAL FREE I hope this is helpful. Thanks, NutraScience Customer Care Team
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This Fractionated Coconut absorbs really well with no oily residue. I use this oil with my essentials oils all the time and I also use it to make my sugsr scrubs too.
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I also don't know that. I have not experienced any side effects with this as I have with fish oil.
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No. At least that is what my research proved. Fractionated coconut oil does NOT have the same healthy properties as unfiltered organic virgin coconut oil, such as sold by Tropical Traditions. I only use FCO to "dilute" and blend essential oils for applying to my body.
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Just my personal observation - while we love coconut oil, MCT oil is tasteless (at least for me), liquid at room temperature, and is odorless. While I don't object to the taste or smell of coconut oil, when you need an oil that does not have to be heated to get in a liquid state or you need taste-free, odor-free results, MCT is just right. As a massage oil it works great and actually absorbs and leaves less resdiue behind.And, as a supplement you don't have to get past the taste if you aren't a fan of coconut flavor.
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NO. It is not. As has been said, you can take both because Flax oil only contains omega-3 in ALA form (check the label) and that form, as with all plant-sourced omega-3 (except for algae), is very hard for our bodies to convert to any useful omega-3s (EPA and DHA). Fish oils, on the other hand, are "good to go" with no conversion necessary. I love flax for its moisturizing abilities, but also take fish oil as my real omega-3 source. As for flax being somehow cleaner because this one is organic, look for a molecularly distilled, domestic (Alaskan) type of fish oil (or just pure wild salmon oil) and you will be fine. I use Fisol by Nature's Way. Clean and Alaskan pollack and hake sourced.
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Adding lotion might interfere with your skins ability to absorb and distribute the magnesium. I use pure coconut oil afterwards and that keeps my skin from drying out. I'm actually used to it now and don't need to do it very often. Hope that helps!