Omega 3 Supplement

Omega 3 fatty acids have many benefits for both men and women for overall health and wellness, in addition to many well researched fertility benefits. Omega 3s help to regulate blood pressure, clotting, inflammation, cell membrane structure, and nervous system function.

Omega 3 Supplement For Women

For women, higher consumption of omega 3s is linked to decreased risk of pregnancy loss and also have improved chances of pregnancy success. Research shows women are almost two times more likely to get pregnant on their own with Omega 3 supplementation. This could be due to their hormone regulation processes that involve ovulation and allow the increase blood flow to the uterus. Omega 3s can also delay ovarian aging and improve egg quality.

...For Men

For men, Omega 3 Supplement is researched to influence semen quality in a positive way by significantly improving sperm motility.

It is extremely important to ensure high quality omega 3 sources from wild caught fish. In addition, fish are commonly found as sources for heavy metals; therefore, we test for quality sourcing in all of our supplements. Our fish oil softgels are easy to swallow, tested to be at an acceptable oxidation compared to many other supplements, which is what often gives fish oil supplements that burpy after taste due to rancidity. We provide high quality fish oil that contains EPA and DHA, which are two different types omega 3 acids.

Omega 3 Supplement Key Highlights

• Helps regulates blood pressure
• Support decrease in inflammation
• Helps increase chance of pregnancy success

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