Questions about fish oil

[Guest guest]

Hello all,

I came across a website that touted their brand of fish oil was

supreme to all others because it was " industrial " strength as opposed

to " consumer " strength. Has anyone else came across this? What are

all your opinions about this?

 

Also, does anyone else in this group take fish oil for irregular

heartbeats? I have atrial fibrillation, and read an article in which

the study gave the participants 2.4 grams of oil a day and it

alleviated the afib.

 

I would greatly appreciate any comments and/or suggestions!

 

Take care,

Elizabeth

[Guest guest]

, " Elizabeth "

<tazzyviolin> wrote:

>

>

> Hello all,

> I came across a website that touted their brand of fish oil was

> supreme to all others because it was " industrial " strength as

opposed

> to " consumer " strength. Has anyone else came across this? What

are

> all your opinions about this?

>

> Also, does anyone else in this group take fish oil for irregular

> heartbeats? I have atrial fibrillation, and read an article in

which

> the study gave the participants 2.4 grams of oil a day and it

> alleviated the afib.

>

> I would greatly appreciate any comments and/or suggestions!

>

> Take care,

> Elizabeth

 

Industrial strength fish oil????

" pharmaceutical " strength fish oil might be a more appropriate

term...from Michael T. Murray

www.doctormurray.com

I recall reading that Atrial fibrillation is the result of

calcification of arteries and heart valves which I believe is due to

overuse of Dairy products and excessive calcium supplements without

the accompanying magnesium to go with it. These imbalances affect

the heart and arteries, resulting in insufficient oxygen supply

going to the heart. Usuallly a good magnesium/potassium supplement

such as Krebs cycle " Enzymatic Therapy " will swiftly correct these

imbalances.

 

www.enzy.com

 

Fish oil is effective for cardiovascular disease. In a case of

blockages fish oils are indicated. The " tocotrienols " are wonderful

for arterial blockages. In cardiovascular disease, alaskan salmon

and sardines (waterpacked) along with the better quality fish oils

(tocotrienols) are best. AIM companies offers a higher quality fish

oil supplement at a very reasonable price, however I believe in

heart disease that the most benefits are derived from the foods

(fish which are low in the food chain). For " free radicals " in the

bloodstream... Selenium's (200 mcgs) " antioxidant " value is

unsurpassed.

 

Best Regards, JoAnn