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Udo's Choice (Omega fatty acid source)
http://www.udoschoice.co.uk/
Any of you guys use this? I think its more of a product found in Europe but have heard great things about it as a source of Omega 3-6-9 and in the right ratio from flaxseed oil, sunflower oil and a couple other sources
Interestingly on the site he also has a theory that seeds as opposed to fish are the best source as they are not contaminated with pollutants of the sea http://www.udoschoice.co.uk/seedfish.html
Any of you guys use this? I think its more of a product found in Europe but have heard great things about it as a source of Omega 3-6-9 and in the right ratio from flaxseed oil, sunflower oil and a couple other sources
Interestingly on the site he also has a theory that seeds as opposed to fish are the best source as they are not contaminated with pollutants of the sea http://www.udoschoice.co.uk/seedfish.html
Nashville Hairline- Posts : 102
Join date : 2009-05-22
Re: Udo's Choice (Omega fatty acid source)
Nashville Hairline - There is three problems I have with a formula like Udo's choice. I used the stuff when it was first available some years following Udo's landmark book, "Fats that heal, fats that kill."
The first problem is that seed oils have a low conversion from alpha linoleic acid to DHA/EPA, especially in men.
It's about 1 to 3% roughly and it could lead to an enzyme deficiency that is responsible for this conversion if certain things are in short supply, but a way around this this, which is to make sure there is enough Zinc, B-complex and Magnesium to help with it.
The 2nd is Omega-6 and Omega-9 are pretty easy to get from the diet, so while his formula is balanced there isn't a need
to incorporate those other oils.
3rd, in liquid form is not always the easiest thing to have around on the go. And drinking the stuff on a routine basis is just not always convenient, although he does have capsule form.
The first problem is that seed oils have a low conversion from alpha linoleic acid to DHA/EPA, especially in men.
It's about 1 to 3% roughly and it could lead to an enzyme deficiency that is responsible for this conversion if certain things are in short supply, but a way around this this, which is to make sure there is enough Zinc, B-complex and Magnesium to help with it.
The 2nd is Omega-6 and Omega-9 are pretty easy to get from the diet, so while his formula is balanced there isn't a need
to incorporate those other oils.
3rd, in liquid form is not always the easiest thing to have around on the go. And drinking the stuff on a routine basis is just not always convenient, although he does have capsule form.
Re: Udo's Choice (Omega fatty acid source)
Thanks for the info..yeah I noticed he has a capsule for but it comes to about 32 eur for just a months supply. I think the liquid is better value but as you say the capsule is probably more convenient. Lots of anecdotal stuff about people with joint ache/stiffness getting relief from this product. Nevertheless I'll have a look out for Krill Oil caps instead.
Nashville Hairline- Posts : 102
Join date : 2009-05-22
Re: Udo's Choice (Omega fatty acid source)
Nashville Hairline - I totally agree, Udo's is pretty price especially with capsules. Depending on where you read, it is estimated that Krill oil is 25 to 40 times superior to standard fish oil. The phospholipids contain within them significantly improves the transport of EPA/DHA into the cell and any oxidation is kept to virtual zero with its Astaxanthin content.
Lastly, they are quite easy on the stomach.
Lastly, they are quite easy on the stomach.
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