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Fish Oil is considered by Health Care Professional's world wide as one of the most important natural supplements to be taken. Deep-sea fish contain Omega 3 Essential Fatty Acids, which have many positive benefits on our health and well-being. Fish Oils block disease related inflammatory responses in the body due to the anti-inflammatory properties of Omega 3, making Fish Oil useful for inflammatory conditions such as: joint problems, psoriasis, IBS and menstrual cramps. Deep-sea fish is recommended as they contain Omega 3 Essential Fatty Acids, which have many positive benefits for our health and well-being. Fish do not manufacture these fats themselves, but get them from the plankton they eat. The colder the water (deep sea) the more Omega 3's the plankton contains. NFS Fish Oil uses only deep-sea fish to provide a supplement abundant in Omega 3 fatty acids. Supplementing Fish Oil (Omega 3) into your daily diet at a level of 1,000-6,000mg daily is encouraged.

Key benefits:

• Normal healthy brain development
• Nourishing and supporting healthy skin
• Supporting healthy joints and cartilage
• Natural protection of the heart
• General good health and well-being

What can it be used for?

• Dry skin or rashes
• Poor texture of skin, hair and nails
• Maintain cardiovascular health
• May assist in lowering blood pressure and cholesterol
• Arthritis relieves joint swelling and inflammation
• Is looking to improve memory and learning
• Pregnant Fish Oil helps foetal development
• Pre-menstrual syndrome

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