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Article Index
1) what are fatty acids
2) which are essential
3) omega-3 vs. omega-6
4) why are they good
5) LA vs. GLA
6) what is borage oil
7) evening primrose oil
8) borage vs. primrose
9) black currant oil
10) flaxseed oil
11) fish oil
12) how much is enough

What is “Flaxseed Oil”?

Flaxseed oil contains up to 60% ALA.

Flax seed has been used by various civilizations around the world for more than 10,000 years. In modern times, we are rediscovering its nutritional benefits. The oil of the seed is a rich source of Essential Fatty Acids, containing 50-60% ALA. Flax seed also contains other nutritional components including fiber and lignans. Flaxseed oil is prepared commercially in liquid form or in soft gel capsules. The seed is also available whole or milled for use in breads, or for sprinkling on salads and cereals.



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