The Health Benefits of Seal Oil Seal Oil seen by the Newfoundland Gouvernement Introduction Commercial processing of seal oil products aa major potential source of growth forNewfoundland and Labrador sealing industry.While the potential customer base isenormous, demand remains limited in the absence of continued research that provides proof of the value of seal oil as a nutraceutical and pharmaceutical … Continue reading
Omega 3 and fatty acids in Harp Seal oil are helpful in prevention of diabetes and high blood pressure (hypertension) . Seal oil is extracted from a mammal Harp seal. Its structure is somew[Opt7_Microdata_Product_547143238]hat different than fish oil. Fish oil doesn’t contain long-chain Omega-3 fatty acids. Seal oil is really a natural supply of DHA, EPA and DPA. DPA is abundant in Omega3 Seal … Continue reading
Is Omega-3 any good for you? Omega-3 in fish oil the truth! I really need to ask you: “What is omega 3, 6, 9 really good for?” Many of the scientists, researchers and food dietitians are on the journey of finding more health benefits by supplementing foods with omega-3 fatty acids. Most of the time, it … Continue reading
The truth about omega-3 and it’s benefits What You need to know about omega-3 Essential fatty acids are crucial for the overall mental as well as physical well-being of a person. A large number of people use supplements of fish oil in order to fulfill their requirements of essential fatty acids, but vegetarian people need … Continue reading
Seal oil indications Omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids ·Maintain the balance of fatty acids in the body; ·Regulate blood lipid, reduce cholesterol and prevent cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases; ·Inhibit platelet aggregation, prevent thrombosis and stroke. Therapeutic effect of seal oil Nourishing yin and Yang, nourishing liver, kidney, blood and Qi, regulating endocrine It can effectively prevent … Continue reading
1, Seal oil for the benefit of mankind For a long time, the world medical community has found that Eskimos living near the Arctic rarely suffer from cardiovascular, cerebrovascular, high blood pressure, cancer and other diseases. In the 1970s, some medical doctors in Canada came to the conclusion that the diet of Eskimos was mainly … Continue reading
EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid): commonly known as “blood vessel scavenger”, it has the functions of preventing arteriosclerosis and cardiovascular embolism, reducing hypertension and cholesterol, etc. It is used for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases such as coronary arteriosclerosis, cerebral apoplexy, cerebral hemorrhage, cerebrovascular disorders, hand foot paralysis, palpitation, etc. DHA (docosahexaenoic acid): commonly known as “brain gold”, … Continue reading
Seal oil is a kind of precious nutritional tonic which is rich in omega-3 unsaturated fatty acids extracted from seal adipose tissue. Seal oil contains about 20% ~ 25% omega-3 unsaturated fatty acids, which is the most abundant in nature. At the same time, there are some squalene and vitamin E in seal oil. For … Continue reading