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CJ L. To address your query: Many Omega 3 supplements may not be effective. Vegetarian sources like Flaxseed have low bioavailability, and not everyone can convert it into Omega 3. Unlike marine-sourced Omega 3, vegetarian Omega 3 competes with Omega 6 for the same enzyme, so it's not advisable to take them together with foods or supplements containing Omega 6.
For vegans, algae-sourced Omega 3 is a preferable choice, albeit more costly.
Regarding marine-sourced Omega 3, forms such as Triglycerides and Phospholipids offer high bioavailability, whereas the more common and cheaper ethyl esters form has low bioavailability. Without Cold-Pressed Extraction, the oil may degrade and oxidize. Proper processing, packaging, and storage are crucial to prevent Omega 3 oxidation.
My research indicates that Wild Alaska Salmon Oil by Trident Seafoods, available at Costco, online, or in-store, is a Triglyceride form of Omega 3. It's produced via a gentle cold-press process that maintains the natural balance of fatty acids found in wild salmon, with an optimal DHA to EPA ratio, fulfilling all the mentioned criteria in my reply post on this thread.
Wild Alaska Salmon Oil by Trident Seafoods Website:
https://www.purealaskaomega.com/
Pure Alaska Omega is made from wild-caught salmon found in the clean waters of the North Pacific. Our unique cold-press extraction method shields the oil from damaging high heat and eliminates the need for further refining or chemical treatments. The result is an extra virgin salmon oil that delivers all omega fatty acids, along with vitamins A, D, and E, and the antioxidant Astaxanthin—all naturally found in wild-caught Alaska salmon.
Pure Alaska Omega Wild Salmon Oil 1000 mg., 210 Softgels
For vegans, algae-sourced Omega 3 is a preferable choice, albeit more costly.
Regarding marine-sourced Omega 3, forms such as Triglycerides and Phospholipids offer high bioavailability, whereas the more common and cheaper ethyl esters form has low bioavailability. Without Cold-Pressed Extraction, the oil may degrade and oxidize. Proper processing, packaging, and storage are crucial to prevent Omega 3 oxidation.
My research indicates that Wild Alaska Salmon Oil by Trident Seafoods, available at Costco, online, or in-store, is a Triglyceride form of Omega 3. It's produced via a gentle cold-press process that maintains the natural balance of fatty acids found in wild salmon, with an optimal DHA to EPA ratio, fulfilling all the mentioned criteria in my reply post on this thread.
Wild Alaska Salmon Oil by Trident Seafoods Website:
https://www.purealaskaomega.com/
Pure Alaska Omega is made from wild-caught salmon found in the clean waters of the North Pacific. Our unique cold-press extraction method shields the oil from damaging high heat and eliminates the need for further refining or chemical treatments. The result is an extra virgin salmon oil that delivers all omega fatty acids, along with vitamins A, D, and E, and the antioxidant Astaxanthin—all naturally found in wild-caught Alaska salmon.
Pure Alaska Omega Wild Salmon Oil 1000 mg., 210 Softgels
- Natural Triglyceride Form
- Cold Pressed, Extra Virgin Extraction Process
- Wild Caught, Certified Sustainable
- Made in the USA & USP Verified
- 2000 mg of Salmon Oil per Serving, 1000 mg of Salmon Oil per Softgel, 2 Softgels Per Serving
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