Tag: fish oil
Omega-3 Revisited: The Most Important Benefit You’ve Never Heard Of
Fish oil is the one supplement I recommend without hesitation to just about anyone. Why? Two reasons: One, the benefits of the two omega-3...
Webinar to Explore Omega-3 Supplements on Amazon
Salt Lake City, UT—The Global Organization for EPA and DHA Omega-3s (GOED) and ClearCut Analytics are partnering to deliver a webinar focused on the...
Omega-3s May Reduce Asthma Risk in Some Children, Study Suggests
London, England—New research suggests that a higher dietary intake of omega-3 fatty acids in childhood may reduce risk of developing asthma in children carrying...
GOED Publishes New Consumer-Focused Resources
Salt Lake City, UT—GOED has published a new web page and companion infographic to help educate consumers on storage for their omega-3 supplements, according...
Marine Oils
Marine oils are known for being good sources of omega-3 fatty acids—they are reliable sources of EPA and DHA, which have been shown to...
Study: Benefits of Omega-3 on Alzheimer’s Patients Reliant on Dose
Sioux Falls, SD—Alzheimer’s patients may need higher omega-3 intakes to see benefits than previously thought, according to a study published in The Lancet.
The study...
Supreme Court Denies Amarin Petition, Protects Fish Oil Supplements
Washington, D.C.—The Supreme Court denied Amarin’s final petition for appeal, protecting fish oil supplements, according to a press release from the Council for Responsible...
Aker BioMarine Enters Partnership with Acasti Pharma
Oslo, Norway—Aker BioMarine has entered into a partnership with Acasti Pharma Inc., wherein Aker will supply krill oil as the core ingredient of a...
NYT Tells Readers Not to Take Omega Supplements; Industry Responds
New York, NY—The New York Times published an article discouraging people from taking fish oil, in which they repeat the oft-made claim that the...
Omega -3, -6, -9 Update
Omegas don’t have quite the same surrounding excitement as some of the ingredients that have taken the market by storm in 2019—but that doesn’t...
