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Sea Pet Omega 3 Fish Oil
Sea Pet only uses pure, medicinal grade Omega 3 essential fatty acids from fish oils (from sardines and/or anchovies). Omega 3 fish oils are naturally in the form of EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid) and DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid). These are necessary and essential fatty acids for your pets. As fish oil, these essential fatty acids are ready-to-be-utilized by your pet for optimum effectiveness. Each teaspoon provides 810 mg EPA and 540 mg of DHA. No conversion is needed when using Omega 3 fatty acids from fish oils.The Omega 3 oil from plant sources, such as flaxseed, is in the form of Alpha-linolenic Acid (LNA). LNA needs to be converted to EPA and DHA in order to be utilized by your pet. This conversion, however, is extremely inefficient -- 10 grams of LNA are required to convert to just one gram of EPA. Plant sources of Omega 3 are an extremely inefficient means for your pet to receive the essential fatty acids that they need. Essential Fatty Acids, such as EPA & DHA, serve a number of major vital functions in the body. They are required for the transport and metabolism of both cholesterol and triglycerides. They are required for normal brain development and brain function. They are required in visual function (retina), brain and nerve function (synapses), and adrenal function. They are required in the structure of the membranes that surround each cell in our body. They stimulate metabolism, increase metabolic rate, increase oxygen uptake, and increase energy production. They slow down growth of cancer cells. DHA (from fish oil) has been shown to be a key in neural development. Research, unveiled at the 2004 American Veterinary Medical Association convention, examined the role DHA (a long-chain omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid) - plays in puppies' neural development. The research shows "that puppies nourished with enhanced (high) levels of dietary docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) were smarter, more trainable than typical-DHA (low-DHA) nourished puppies." DHA is one of the most abundant fatty acids in the brain, and thought to be vital for mental function. DHA has long been praised as a wonder nutrient for human infants and now it's been found to boost healthy brain development in puppies. DHA, and its companion, EPA, are the forms of omega-3 essential fatty acids naturally available in fish oils -- for optimum utilization. Vegetable oils, such as flaxseed, provide a different form of omega 3 (alpha-linolenic acid) - not DHA. "Findings from the research indicate dietary DHA level is a key determinant of success, with the performance of the enhanced-DHA puppies being superior in the maze testing, compared with the typical-DHA nourished puppies, and ... demonstrated superior memories and a higher receptivity to training, confirming the importance of DHA in healthy brain development." Your dogs want to learn and to please you. And you can help them to better understand and learn what you are teaching! You will all be so much happier. Younger dogs or older dogs, active dogs or less active dogs -- it is never too late to supplement your pets with omega-3 essential fatty acids. EPA New research shows that EPA (from fish oil) can reduce the activity of one of the major enzymes (aggrecanase) that has been shown to erode joint cartilage. By decreasing the activity of this enzyme Sea Pet Gold can help to restore your pet's joint health and mobility -- providing your pet with more ease of joint movement. EPA also converts to series 3 prostaglandins, which have many benefits. They regulate inflammatory responses (Skin and Joint). They regulate immune function, which can help in fighting disease more effectively. They regulate platelet stickiness. They regulate arterial muscle tone, which involves blood pressure regulation. It is the amount of EPA and DHA that benefits your pets - not just the amount of omega 3 ! LOOK FOR THE EPA AND DHA CONTENT. For a higher concentration of natural vitamin E as an antioxidant try the Sea Pet Omega 3 Fish Oil with Vitamin E, providing 200 IUs of natural vitamin E per teaspoon. For an even higher concentration of natural vitamin E ask your veterinarian forSea Vet Omega 3 Fish Oil providing 400 IUs of natural vitamin E per teaspoon. The lack of Omega 3 and the excessive amount of Omega 6 (up to 20 times the amount of Omega 3) in the modern diet ultimately create degenerative conditions. The store-bought processed foods still do not supply an adequate amount of Omega 3 to properly balance the ratio. (The ratio should be only 2 times the amount of Omega 6 to Omega 3.) And many nutritional supplements are still including the Omega 6 (LA) fatty acids -exacerbating an already severely imbalanced and unhealthy situation!! The best solution to insure our pet's health is to provide a high quality Omega 3 Fish oil supplement along with a premium food. |
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