Ok, I went to Wal-Mart today and while I was getting eggs, I saw these brand that claims to have 660mg of Omega-3 per egg, so I was wondering is that they feed them hens with a special food or all the eggs contain Omega-3?
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Actually - you are right.Flakko said:Ok, I went to Wal-Mart today and while I was getting eggs, I saw these brand that claims to have 660mg of Omega-3 per egg, so I was wondering is that they feed them hens with a special food or all the eggs contain Omega-3?
Emma-Leigh said:Actually - you are right.
The usual omega-3 content of an egg is anything from about 35-50mg... So in order for them to create these special omega-3 eggs they feed the hens a diet that increases the omega-3 content (depends on where the hens are - but it can be thing like flaxmeal, fish meal, soybean oil etc etc)...
I would still have your fish oil caps... They have a different ratio of the omega-3 fatty acids (EPA and DHA) which are important.Flakko said:I just don't wanna buy something expensive without making sure it ain't BS. So is better to eat those eggs with omega-3 than taking fish oil caps?