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Fish Oil - Yes another Article :)
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Nice!
Obstacles don't have to stop you. If you run into a wall, don't turn around and give up. Figure out how to climb it, go through it, or work around it.
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Uh Oh another article
![]() ![]() Actually, this one is TERRIFIC! Thanks Jodi ![]() |
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ok sorry jodi for that silly question , but is there a big difference between fish oil and cod liver oil ??
..... also any suggestions for how to consume the fish oil without suffering it's sweet tase ![]() |
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The difference is that cod liver oil should only be used in the winter months or cold climates. It contains alot of Vitamin D and if you live in a warmer climate, you typically don't suffer from vit d deficiency unless you are a hermit. So for changing climates, in the winter go with cod liver oil if you want and the summer go with fish oil.
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i'll go with what available ... so how do you take it?? with a spoon or you put it on something?? |
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I think fish oil tastes good...
and so does olive oil |
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I like olive oil on my kidney beans. Num nums.
I just got some fish oils today. ![]() |
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thats just plain frickin nasty...olive oil tastes a lot better.
I do use about 10 fish oil caps a day when training for a contest, along with flax and olive. I also eat burger meat for the "bad" fats. |
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A suggestion for you all when taking fish oil: It doesn't bother me at all taking the capsules, but some people complain of the fish taste coming back up into their mouths. My doctor suggested feezing your fish oil caps. and this is supposed to keep the fish flavor down. Haven't tried it yet, but thought someone might want to.
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This is the stuff. Scroll down to see the gel caps. http://www.healthfromthesun.com/cgi/...gi?product=pfo
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Hey just read this didn't know anything about fish oil.
Thinking about getting some anything else I should know ? As well approx how much I should be taking per day? Thanks
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