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100% VEGAN OMEGA-3 DHA+EPA SUPPLEMENT – OmniBiotics Vegan Omega DHA+EPA is fish-free, mercury-free, and is specially formulated with vegans, vegetarians and health conscious consumers in mind. Our lab-verified, formula has been extensively researched for efficacy. Each serving contains 300 mg of Algal DHA, 100 mg of DHA. The result is a potent, plant-based omega 3 supplement.SAY GOODBYE TO CHEMICALS AND FISH BURPS – Most Omega DHA supplements use fish oils which often contain toxins such as mercury and dioxin. Our ultra-concentrated Algae Omega 3 formula is derived from farm-raised algae, is free of heavy metals and toxins, and is more environmentally friendly and sustainable than fish oil. With burp-less, fish-free capsules, fish burps are happily a thing of the past!INCLUDES BOTH DHA & EPA – Vegan Omega DHA+EPA provides 300 mg of DHA and 100 mg of EPA per serving, giving you the benefits of both DHA & EPA in a pure, natural vegan form. Why settle for just one? Your body & brain need both.PERFECT FOR PRENATAL DHA – A healthy intake of DHA is necessary for both pregnant and nursing mothers. DHA directly supports your child’s vision, brain and nerves. Optimal levels of DHA help to maintain a healthy nervous system for both a mother and her child. An algae-based Omega 3 is the only way to ensure your baby is 100% free of mercury and other toxins often found in fish-based oils.100% NATURAL, NON-GMO, NO BINDERS or ADDITIVES – Our clinical-strength Vegan Omega-3 DHA+EPA supplement is 100% natural and free of: gluten, soy, nuts, dairy, sugar, animal by-products, artificial ingredients, chemicals, preservatives and fillers. You get pure, high quality ingredients and nothing else. All manufacturing is done within the USA in a NSF-certified, cGMP facility.
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you should check out black seed, nigella sativa. Super super good for you.
Fish eat krill, krill eat algae. Fish dont make omega 3s, they get them from krill, which get them from algae. Algae produce it from the sunlight. The biological rule of biomagnification shows that toxins increase up the supply chain. So the entire life of the fish it was fed thousands of krill. So, by eating the fish you are ingesting the toxins from thousands of krill. Over the lifespan of a krill, it eats thousands of algae, so by eating the krill you are ingesting the toxins from thousands of algae, including toxins from surrounding waters (oil, plastics and other chemicals the krill mistakingly ingests.) Since algae do not ingest anything, they have a lower risk of having negative things in their body. In addition, algae is grown in labs where pollution is monitored, instead of the ocean or a hatchery. Hatcheries usually are fed by outside water sources.
I take 1 capsule of https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M053IO3/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 a day. So it comes out to about $11 a month. I also take 2 tbs of ground flaxseed a day and that hits the short chain omega 3 level for very cheap. When the body receives excess short chain omega 3s it can transform them into the longer chain forms such as DHA and EPA. Consuming a lot of foods with omega 3s will give you the benefits of taking the supplement.
I'm sure you could also get haritaki and ashwaganda for cheap as well, but when focusing on health the most important part is have a healthy diet. Supplements make up about 1% of what you consume, with the other 99% being breakfast, lunch, dinner etc. If looking for the best bang for your buck, track nutrition on cronometer and ensure you are close to hitting all your daily values.
After lots of googling I found this vegan DHA supplement without rosemary extract: Vegan Omega DHA Supplement, #1 Prenatal DHA - Safe and Effective Omega Essential Fatty Acids Algae Formula - Algal Omega-3, Omega-6, DHA, EPA, MD-CertifiedTM Plant-Based Oils (60 Vegetarian Softgels) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M053IO3/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_AzMDyb472ZDH1
It doesn't have EPA, but it might be an alternative if you want to be safe and avoid rosemary?