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Fish Oils and Omega-3s: Foodwatch Guides
Fish Oils and Omega-3s: Foodwatch Guides
Fish Oils and Omega-3s: Foodwatch Guides
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Fish oil capsules are one of the biggest-selling dietary supplements. They have much research behind them and have been used in clinical trials to treat a wide range of health problems such as heart disease, arthritis, loss of vision, chemotherapy side-effects and even mental disorders like depression, schizophrenia and ADHD. This 50-page book covers all the questions you have on fish oil capsules.

Standard, double strength, triple strength, wild salmon, algal or krill oil – it's easy to get overwhelmed by the myriad of fish oil capsules in the supplement aisle. I demystify the most common terms in plain English, compare popular brands and reveal the key considerations in choosing the most beneficial fish oil for you. YOU know what to look for when you're out buying and what quantity to take for what sort of treatment you're after. How useful are they?

LanguageEnglish
PublisherFoodwatch
Release dateDec 1, 2022
ISBN9780987552181
Fish Oils and Omega-3s: Foodwatch Guides
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Catherine Saxelby

Catherine Saxelby B Sc, Grad Dip Nutr Dietetics, APD, AN is Sydney-based culinary nutritionist and award-winning author of 12 books. She has contributed to many magazines such as Healthy Food Guide, Prevention and New Idea, and has appeared on TV programs including Good Morning Australia and Today. She runs an informational website at www.foodwatch.com.au where she shares her discoveries about nutrition, diets and additives. Connect with Catherine on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and Pinterest.

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    Fish Oils and Omega-3s - Catherine Saxelby

    Table of Contents

    Fish Oils and Omega-3s (Foodwatch Guides)

    The Foodwatch handy Guide

    FISH OILS AND OMEGA-3s

    HEALTH BENEFITS, CAPSULE dosages and buying guide

    New

    How to buy the best for you

    By Catherine Saxelby

    This book is copyright. Apart from dealing for the purpose of private study, research, criticism or review permitted under the Copyright Act 1968, no part may be stored in a retrieval system or reproduced by any process or transmitted in any form or by any means without prior permission. Please address all enquiries to the publisher.

    A catalogue in publication entry

    is available from the catalogue of the

    National Library of Australia at nla.gov.au

    ISBN 978-0987552181

    Fish Oils and Omega-3s first published in Australia in 2020 by

    Foodwatch Nutrition Centre

    PO Box 299

    Rozelle NSW 2039

    info@foodwatch.com.au

    Visit our website at www.foodwatch.com.au

    Contents

    Fish oils and Omega-3s

    Dedication

    Thought for the book

    Introduction – Hello from Catherine

    Chapter 1 All about fish oil

    What actually is fish oil?

    Where most fish oil comes from

    Do I need to take fish oil?

    Chapter 2 Long-chain omega-3s from fish and meat

    Chapter 3 Short-chain omega-3 from plants

    You need plant omega-3s too

    Where can I find plant omega-3s?

    Three points to note about the plant sources of omega-3s:

    Top 8 food sources of plant omega-3s

    How much plant omega-3 do I need?

    How to incorporate linseeds into your diet

    How to introduce hemp into your meals

    How to have ways with walnuts

    Chapter 4 Fish types - how do you tell oily or white?

    Are there any side effects to taking fish oil?

    How much should I take?

    Chapter 5 What’s the best brand to buy?

    What if I can’t swallow a large one-gram capsule?

    Is liquid fish oil any better than the capsules?

    How should I store fish oil?

    How do they make them odourless?

    Is there a problem with mercury in fish oil?

    Is there a problem with iodine in fish oil?

    What other ingredients are in fish oil capsules?

    Can you take fish oil if you have an allergy to fish or seafood?

    Chapter 6 Other sources of oil instead of fish oil

    Chapter 7  Appendix

    Content of omega-3s, EPA, DHA and cost in capsules and liquid fish oils

    Chapter 8 References and websites

    On fish oil

    Quality of fish oils

    References on lyprinol

    References on krill

    References on algal oil and modified oilseeds

    General references on omega-3s

    General nutrition references used for data

    Websites for more information

    Chapter 9 Acknowledgements

    Free extras

    About Catherine Saxelby

    Check out other books by Catherine Saxelby

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    Dedication

    FOR FORMER DIETITIAN Penelope Stone who always orders fish whenever we eat out. This is for you.

    Thought for the book

    TAKE CARE OF YOUR BODY. It’s the only place you have to live.

    Jim Rohn 1930 –2009

    American author and motivational speaker on success and a recognized expert in the fields of motivation and personal achievement.

    Introduction – Hello from Catherine

    Thank you for buying this book.

    As one of the biggest-selling supplements, fish oil capsules are, and have been, used in clinical trials to treat a wide range of health problems such as heart disease, arthritis, cancer and even mental disorders like depression, bipolar disorder and ADHD.

    But the questions I want answered (and I suspect you do too) are:

    •  How useful are they?

    •  Do you really need to take them?

    •  How many should you take?

    •  What’s the best brand to buy?

    Many of the clinical trials that gave positive results used quite large doses of fish oil and made sure that the baseline intake was quite low (in other words, that the subjects in the starter group consumed little oily fish or no fish oil supplements). The trials wanted to see an effect that was due only to the capsules they gave.

    Obviously fish itself is the best way to get these all-important omega-3s but if you can’t eat fish or if you require large amounts

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