Fish Oil

The Omega essential fatty acids used for the completion and normalization of imbalanced diets in adults and especially children, are obtained exclusively through dietary intake because the body cannot synthesize the necessary supply of brain lipids. The Omega acids are converted into eicosanoids (strong immune system signalling molecules of which some have anti- inflammatory effects and are crucial for brain development and for the efficient transmission of nerve impulses) which restore the normal structure of cell membranes (double-layer lipoprotein) as well as the mobility and functionability of membrane receptors and ion channels.

Positively influences rheological parameters of blood, normalizes blood pressure and supports cardiovascular health; Possesses antithrombotic properties (prevents blood clots in the coronary arteries), reduces the tendency of blood clotting and improves blood circulation; Displays complex immunostimulant properties.

Restores emotional balance; Ensures an improved cognitive performance (concentration, learning, memory), supports visual function in children, contributes to the development of the retina; Improves and maintains memory at all ages; Effective in stopping the occurrence of rickets, it triggers a good development of the nervous and immune systems in children. It is worth mentioning, premature babies and those fed artificially are most vulnerable to Omega deficiency (Omega fatty acids are concentrated in breast milk); Stimulates tissue regeneration and mucosal reepitelisation; Has a beneficial effect in chronic obstructive respiratory disorders; Diminishes the inflammatory activity of some enzymes (cyclooxygenase), of cytokines and prostaglandins; Contributes to the recovery of good mood and the feeling of wellbeing, as well as to balancing the negative effects of stress and the tendency to violent reactions; Beneficial in the complex diet of people with high blood sugar levels because helps to improve the use of insulin in the body tissues; Inhibits some enzymatic mechanisms of secondary messenger molecules generation (phospholipase C, protein G and protein kinase C). The product is well tolerated, with no contraindications reported so far for the doses and recommended dosing rate.