Omega 3′s Help You Burn Fat

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25 Responses to Omega 3′s Help You Burn Fat

  1. BravingTheOutDoors says:

    She’s very charming as well. I’ll watch more of her videos.

  2. BravingTheOutDoors says:

    This is a really good video

  3. kabirkuv says:

    Hey there! Have you ever tried intellectus 424 diet (do a google search)? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my cousin lost tons of weight with it.

  4. ChildOL says:

    The problem with plant based ALA (that is most commonly consumed from flax and even “omega 3″ eggs) is that most people have trouble converting enough of it to DHA and EPA to suit their body’s needs. Your best sources for DHA and EPA are fish and fish oils like Cod liver oil and Krill oil as well as Sardines, Smelt, Shad, Anchovies and of course Salmon. Salmon (and some others) also have extra health benefits because they contain Astaxanthin which is what gives salmon it’s pink reddish color.

  5. zzppqqm says:

    What about Omega-3 fish oil pills…are they good to use??

  6. SuperMrToronto says:

    I started taking 3 softgels a day of Omega 3-6-9. Is it too much and do I need to lower the dosage?

  7. djguy100 says:

    Flax seed is banned in some parts of the EU. If you want proper dose of omega 3 you can get your hands on pharmaceutical grade omega pills.

  8. mokugin81 says:

    According to Ray Peat Omega 3 in a long term cause insuline resistance!!

  9. jasonbourne50 says:

    @flyingchainchomp…I have spoke to many nutritionalist and doctors and asked if you can take TOO many omega 3…especially if your trying to loose weight. Ok…You should have a bare minimum of 600mg a day. I on the other hand take around 4,000mg a day!! Which includes flax, salmon, tuna, olive oil, walnuts, sardines, and krill oil. According to every professional I spoke to, they said that is perfect! High levels of Omega 3 reduced overall inflation and in fact increased my performance in the

  10. ummmj says:

    @Nyangao vegetarian…learn how to eat meat.

  11. FlyingChainChomp says:

    Does anyone know the recommended amount of omega 3′s to burn fat efficiently? I’m using a supplement and I was wondering if it was enough. I would love to buy organic eggs and cook salmon for dinner but I live with my Dad and I would never hear the end of it because he thinks organics are a waste of money and gets very mad when he sees me buy them…

  12. ramonfarr says:

    @TheDietSolution  you are sexy

  13. pdwilk says:

    Your information is incomplete. Grains don’t have omega 6 fatty acids. Vegetable oils do. Grains raise insulin levels that activate enzymes that convert the linoleic acid in vegetable oil to arachidonic acid. Best book to read that will help you understand is the Omega Rx Zone by Dr. Barry Sears, the pioneer of the omega 3 revolution..

  14. HomesteadProvocateur says:

    @SumNJFella well I wonder what your source of vitamin E is, the best is Palm oil because it has tocotrienols and tocopherols and is easily assimilated. IT is damned gross though, not even joking. Urgh. I take very little mixed with my coconut oil, 1. to help keep the oil from oxidizing since as you know, vit. E is an antioxidant, but also because too much results in digestive issues, I’m sure you can guess what happens.

  15. HomesteadProvocateur says:

    @SumNJFella well I wonder what your source of vitamin E is, the best is Palm oil because it has tocotrienols and tocopherols and is easily assimilated. IT is damned gross though, not even joking. Urgh. I take very little mixed with my coconut oil, 1. to help keep the oil from oxidizing since as you know, vit. E is an antioxidant, but also because too much results in digestive issues, I’m sure you can guess.

  16. HomesteadProvocateur says:

    Ok just to plays devils advocate, doesn’t walnut oil go rancid easily? I have learned that the best way to eat Walnuts is to crack’em so they are fresh so as to not let the oils spoil. And why have you not mentioned beef tallow? I don’t want to have to eat sardines everyday to get my omega 3′s and flax seeds are gross, and how do you inhibit the phytic acid? I’ve tried sprouting those suckers, it is a mucilaginous mess. Although sardines are ok I guess.

  17. CourtneyLICI0US says:

    Omg I love you, thank you for making these videos!

  18. BobbyTH01 says:

    @TheDietSolution Hi is there a difference between wild Salmon and farmed salmon, as I understand it farmed salmon is feed on pellets with a dye in it to turn the flesh pink.

    This is also the case with sea bass in the UK these farmed fish are feed on some form of pellets.

  19. thedstyle22 says:

    Best Omega-3 I Have Found Up To Date!!!!
    ocean blue professional

  20. AkinaInc says:

    @Nyangao If you want a more vegetarian option to get your Omega 3′s try flaxseed! You dont want the flaxseed oil you want the actual flaxseed because it has fiber and cancer fighting lignans that flaxseed & fish oil LEAVE OUT! B/c you have to have the flax seed ground up to get all the nutrients it can sometimes be hard to get it in your diet fully. Check out FlaxFit, this tablet takes the ground flaxseed powder and puts it into a awesome chewable tablet form, look it up at flaxfit.com

  21. ecute13 says:

    @Nyangao Flax seeds are considered to good source of Omega-3. Also Canola oil,walnuts etc contains Omega 3

  22. ludachristo says:

    Are Avacados omega 3?

  23. akshatbrainguy says:

    Hi friends,
    Just found out that the Omega 3′s are located in the yolks of Omega 3 rich eggs. So Eat the yellow coloured yolks for having access to Omega 3′s.

  24. KillerCracker69 says:

    I’ve heard that flaxseed only has 20% conversion to omega 3′s.

  25. SumNJFella says:

    and you forgot your panties, they we’re wrapped up in my sheets =D

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