Omega-3’s. Who
would have believed this scientific term would be a household word?
These ‘good’ fatty acids first gained fame in connection with
helping to improve our heart health and were primarily associated
with fish, mostly salmon. Now research shows we have alternative
sources for these powerful health helpers. Omega-3’s are
found in plant foods, too. Try walnuts, canola oil or flaxseed.
The good deeds associated with consuming omega-3 fatty acids are not
limited to heart health, their powers have now been linked to
positive influences on Alzheimer’s, arthritis and some cancers.
Additionally, studies have shown they are good for your skin. A
recent study at Penn State found that the plant based omega-3’s are
good for your bones and those whose diets were especially high in
plant based omega-3’s experienced a big drop in bone breakdown. If these health
benefits aren’t enough to make you beef up you omega-3 intake, read
the cover story, ‘A Medical Miracle’. Don’t eat much
fish? The calories in walnuts and canola oil too much for you? Don’t
do ground flaxseed? Then consider supplements to boost your omega-3
fatty acids. OneLife’s Something Smells Fishy (100% pure salmon oil)
and Super Flaxseed + Greens (flaxseed + veggies)
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