Flax Seed Oil 100 Softgels

If you lead a busy lifestyle, you know it's not always easy to eat the right combination of foods for heart health. It can be especially challenging to consume enough coldwater fish to get the amount of omega fatty acids that nutritionists recommend. These essential fatty acids are important because they support cardiovascular health.

Flax seed is a vegetable source of the same essential fatty acids found in coldwater fish oils. Flaxseed oil is composed of 50 percent ALA (alpha-linolenic acid), an omega-3 acid; it also contains linoleic acid (omega-6), and oleic acid (omega-9). These fatty acids may improve blood flow by making the platelets—the blood cells responsible for clotting—less sticky. They may also work to reduce inflammation and strengthen blood vessel walls. Research shows that in Mediterranean countries like Italy and Greece with diets traditionally rich in alpha-linolenic acid, the population may be in greater cardiovascular health.

Flax Seed Oil Softgels by Allergy Research Group are specifically designed with this in mind. Each dose provides flax seed oil that has been cold-pressed from the seeds of the flax plant through a special process that protects the oil from the effects of heat, light, and oxygen. Its’ essential fatty acid content is greater than 70 percent, and its level of unsaturation is over 90 percent.

This bottle of Allergy Research Group’s Flax Seed Oil contains 100 softgel capsules will last you for up to one month, depending on your dosage. Flax seed oil may affect the rate at which your body absorbs medications, so you should speak to your health care provider before taking it if you're currently being treated for any medical conditions.

Allergy Research Group has been providing high-quality, hypoallergenic supplements for over 30 years. Its unique supplements incorporate the latest scientific discoveries, making Allergy Research Group products the choice of many physicians and other healthcare practitioners to support the nutrition and health of their patients.