Facts About Essential Fats That Include Omega 3 S

Facts about Essential Fats that include Omega 3’s

 Increase Energy  Improves Stamina and Performance  Builds Muscle  Improves Circulation  Speeds recovery and healing  Required for body growth, proper cell division and hemoglobin production  Helps to build strong bones  Improves Brain development and brain function  Elevates mood  Lifts depression  Improves behavior  Improves motor coordination  Improves vision  Improves ability to learn  Increases I.Q.  Calms down hyper-active kids and adults  Improves how we deal with stress  Improves the condition of Eczema , Acne and skin conditions  Helps dandruff  Helps cracked skin on heals  Helps itchy skin  Helps prevent hair loss  Helps prevent poor nail loss  Helps prevent dehydration  Helps prevent dry skin  People Tan better and Burn Less  Improve digestive function  Protect good bowl bacteria  Prevents leaky gut  Prevents yeast overgrowth  Prevents bloating  Prevents food allergies  Eases withdrawal from drugs, Alcohol and Tobacco  Optimal intake will help to protect us from damage from free radical damage caused by Saturated Fats  Supports liver, Kidney, Heart and lungs  Makes hormonal glands work better  Required for sperm formation  Key for women’s and children’s health.. Unborn child draws it’s essential fats from it’s mother to build it’s brain resulting in women being depleted more and more with each child  Lack of essential fats can explain post pardon depression, behavior and developmental problems of younger children in large families  Lack of essential fats can explain women’s greater incidence of depression, chronic fatigue, Fibromyalgia and inflammatory disease as well as Auto-Immune conditions such as Lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritus and many others.  Lowers high triglycerides, high blood pressure and other cardio-vascular risk factors  Decreases the likelihood of blood clot formation  Decreases the likelihood of heart attacks and strokes  Prevents heartbeat amoralities that may lead to cardiac Arrest  Helps with fat reduction by turning down fat production, turning up calorie burning, increasing energy, helps our Kidneys dump water held in our tissues and makes one feel better  Reduces the mortality rate of the elderly if they become acutely ill.  Reduces periodontal disease and gum inflammation.

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