What health benefits have users felt from this fish oil?
1093193
My Naturopathic Endocrinologist doctor recommended 1 TBSP twice a day with foods, at breakfast and dinner. She advised me this product will improve my memory.
1093194
Help dry eyes just enough I don't need anything else. Controls dry ear wax. Helped me with dry mouth. Best of all - eliminated dry itchy ankles this past winter.
1093195
For general information about fish oil, check this article at Web MD. http://www.m.webmd.com/diet/features/what-to-know-about-omega-3s-and-fish. As for Barlean's fish oil, it is the ONLY fish oil I have found (liquid or capsules) that doesn't result in my burping fish taste later. Also, it's purified/organic and the flavors I have tried are delicious! It tends to be a little sweeter than I like, but that's a minor complaint. I am currently taking the lime. It's slight tartness somewhat counteracts its sweetness. I highly recommend it though it's a a bit pricey. A 16 oz. bottle lasts quite a while though at a tablespoon a day which is what I take. For general information about fish oil, check this article at Web MD. http://www.m.webmd.com/diet/features/what-to-know-about-omega-3s-and-fish. As for Barlean's fish oil, it is the ONLY fish oil I have found (liquid or capsules) that doesn't result in my burping fish taste later. Also, it's purified/organic and the flavors I have tried are delicious! It tends to be a little sweeter than I like, but that's a minor complaint. I am currently taking the lime. It's slight tartness somewhat counteracts its sweetness. I highly recommend it though it's a a bit pricey. A 16 oz. bottle lasts... » Read More For general information about fish oil, check this article at Web MD. http://www.m.webmd.com/diet/features/what-to-know-about-omega-3s-and-fish. As for Barlean's fish oil, it is the ONLY fish oil I have found (liquid or capsules) that doesn't result in my burping fish taste later. Also, it's purified/organic and the flavors I have tried are delicious! It tends to be a little sweeter than I like, but that's a minor complaint. I am currently taking the lime. It's slight tartness somewhat counteracts its sweetness. I highly recommend it though it's a a bit pricey. A 16 oz. bottle lasts quite a while though at a tablespoon a day which is what I take. « Show Less
197908
This is the best fish oil I have tried .. Didnt feel burpy or after taste with this one. Dont know if its this product but felt my energy levels go up as well.
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When using the word "better" you need to define paramaters. A naturally harvested cod liver oil, Carlson for example, is tested for mercury content and many other very dangerous chemicals that have found their way into most fish. Cod liver oil is higher in vitamin D content, the lack of which has recently been associated with MS, and several other very bad afflictions. On the less severe list of afflictions is joint pain, a feeling of just feeling crappy, arthritis-like pains in the back, and so forth. One of the better medical websites maintained by an MD who has been associated with vitamins and minerals recommends 2000 IU's of vitamin D per day but unfortunately, all this vitamin crap you find on the big chain store shelves is synthetic - which means you system AT BEST is only absorbing ten percent of what you take of the synthetic crapola. The Carlson cod liver oil is produced in Norway and even though a teaspoon only contains 400 IUs of D, it is very pure so your system absorbs it all. Unfortunately, to preserve the cod liver oil's freshness, vitamin A is added, which means that every teaspoonful of codliver oil also has about twice as many IUs of vitamin A. Excess amount of vitamin A can be hazardous to your liver. So, we can say that the naturally harvested cod liver oil is "better" because it has no contaminants and is far more easily absorbed by your system, but the higher content of vitamin A it contains to preserve freshness is not so good, which makes it less better? I am afraid of fish oil because most contain a lot of mercury, and purity has always been in question.
147153
According to all the research I've done on coconut oil, it is definitely beneficial health-wise to consume it, whether by itself or in things. I have taken it by itself, but couldn't get past the oil in my mouth. Might try again, though.
297494
No, I've felt a bit oily the next day but never flaky. I've been using for a few months now and don't notice a real difference. I don't think I'll be repurchasing this product.
1918216
Not at all, perhaps the only fish oil I have taken that does not have an after taste or makes me belch with a fishy tasate. I highly recommend.
910344
Hi. I am not a health guru, yet an old Romanian friend who has been stunningly healthy for almost 86+ years, told me about pumpkin oil and its potential benefits for reproductive functions in men and women alike. He himself had this oil for his entire life and considered it his secret health trick. I started to add some, organic and cold pressed, to salads about 3 years ago as my pre menopause symptoms want hay off and no one could help. I opt out medications always, so my friend's advice cam just in time. My muscle cramps calmed down and I feel all smoothened well back to normal in maybe 2 months. Any gap in me ordering this oil for refill, and I can feel some discomfort right away, almost in perfect correlation. By trial basically and by what is also folklore info in Romania, I now believe that this oil supplement to my salads is doing me well and I do not need medications. By my friend's statement, it also helped him be well and healthy throughout life, too. He is in fact the old orthodox priest in the Romanian neighborhood where my mother lived for decades. I think it is a good idea to give it a try and add very small amounts to salads, just as a new food product to your diet. Good luck !
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I've stuck with this brand for a while. The most economical! I eat plenty of fish also. Taking this every day(I only take 2 a day instead of the recommended 3) gives you a consistent level of fish oil(I don't eat fish every day). I think if you google the vitamin A amount in this product(255-900I.U) you'll see that's not a high dose at all.
1861486
I have never heard of any (scientific) proof stating that fish oil has such an effect
616071
Krill oil has Omega 3 but is not from fish. It does not leave you with a fishy taste in your mouth. Good stuff!
353684
Yes, I am gluten intolerant and have not had any adverse side affects. Its fish oil with favoring and surprisingly pretty good.
1751809
Not at all. You will not even notice it. This product leaves your skin soft, it feels like a very, very light oil. I hope this helps. Good luck!
640934
You want more EPA so you can have therapeutic effect. Go here and read more about it. http://igennus.com/nutrition/omega-3-science/epa-vs-dha/
1828193
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.
168165
Robert, the recommended dose is 2 capsules a day. This is the best fish oil capsule you can buy! Hope that helps you!
2157653
The major ones are fish oil to help stimulate and promote active brain functions. Loads of vitamin D, so you will continuously feel better mood wise. Lemon balm and a lot of other healthy ingredients. It totally worked for me and my other co-workers and friends I let try it. For that 2:30 feeling a work, a super boost of positive healthy and productive feelings that don't break the bank like trying to buy a 5 hour energy drink like twice or 3 times a day. This comes with 75 pills for $21 dollars. Easy decision. Try it out, you only live once. No regrets baby!
717398
Well I'm not taking it to reduce belly fat. This is the best fish oil that I have found but only take it once a day if I remember. :| I can't say if it's reduced any belly fat.