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Aceva
Omega 3 Plus
Cardiovascular, Brain &
Immune Health
Easy-to-Swallow, Burp-Free
Fish Oil
Suggested Retail Price: $38.00/ 60 Bottle - $64.00/120 Bottle
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Product Story
THE OMEGA 3 PLUS DIFFERENCE:
• Highly stable triglyceride form of Omega 3 oils.
• Absorption levels up to 51% greater than ethyl ester fish oils.1
• No harmful toxins such as mercury and lead are commonly found in fish.
• Easy to swallow, burp-free soft gels.
• Capsulation completed in a nitrogen environment to minimize oxidation.
• Industry-leading DHA and EPA concentrations.
Essential fatty acids are oils that cannot be produced by the human body and must be consumed in the diet. Consumption of the two essential oils (Omega 6 and Omega 3) should be consumed at a ratio of 2:1. However, the ratio in the typical American diet is approximately 20:1. When this imbalance occurs, as it does in most Americans, it can cause problems in the function of the cardiovascular, reproductive, immune, endocrine, and nervous systems.
Omega 3 Plus will provide you with a balanced Omega 3 oil that combats the imbalance of essential oils in the body.*
Citation:
Dyerberg, Jørn, et al. "Bioavailability of marine n-3 fatty acid formulations." Prostaglandins, Leukotrienes and Essential Fatty Acids 83.3 (2010): 137-141.
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* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. |
Supplemental Facts
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SUPPLEMENT FACTS |
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Serving Size: 2 Softgels |
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Servings per Container: 30 |
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AMOUNT PER SERVING |
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Calories Calories From Fat Total Fat Vitamin E (from non-GMO Sunflower Oil) |
20 20 2 30 |
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† † 4% † |
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Total Omega 3 Fatty Acids |
1300 |
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EPA (Eicosopentaenoic Acid) |
700 |
mg |
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DHA (Docosahexanoic Acid) Other Omega 3 Fatty Acids |
500 100 |
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† Daily Value not established. Additional Ingredients: Vitamin E, Gelatin, Glycerin, and Water. Contains fish |
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Suggested Use
Suggested Use:
As a dietary supplement, take two (2) soft gels per day or as directed by your healthcare professional
Caution:
As with any dietary supplement, consult your healthcare practitioner before using this product, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, anticipate surgery, take any medication (especially blood-thinning medications) or are otherwise under medical supervision.
Formulated To Be Free of Allergens Derived From:
Wheat, soy, dairy, eggs, crustacean shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, artificial preservatives, sweeteners, color, and flavors.
Contains fish.
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Research
References and Research Abstracts Supporting Omega 3s
1. Dyerberg J, et al. Bioavailability of marine n-3 fatty acid formulations. Prostaglandins Leukot Essent Fatty Acids 2010 Sep; 83(3):137–141.
2. Sinn, N., & Bryan, J. (2007). Effect of supplementation with polyunsaturated fatty acids and micronutrients on learning and behavior problems associated with child ADHD. Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics, 28(2), 82-91.
3. Dietary supplementation with n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids and vitamin E after myocardial infarction: results of the GISSIPrevenzione trial. Gruppo Italiano per lo Studio della Sopravvivenza nell’Infarto miocardico. [No authors listed]
4. Kiecolt-Glaser, J. K., Belury, M. A., Andridge, R., Malarkey, W. B., & Glaser, R. (2011). Omega-3 supplementation lowers inflammation and anxiety in medical students: a randomized controlled trial. Brain, behavior, and immunity, 25(8), 1725-1734. 5. Belluzzi A, Brignola C, Campieri M, et al. Effect of an enteric-coated fi sh-oil preparation on relap
Endocrine influence
| AJP - DHA helps to reduce cellular impairment in insulin-resistant and insulin-deficient induced rat, findings reported |
| ASO - n-3 inhibits increase of cancer cells in pancreas |
| CDS - Ω-3 may benefit Cystic Fibrosis |
| Circ - Fish eaters found to have lower leptin levels, compared to vegetarians |
| Endocrine - Low intake of Ω-3 alters pancreatic function. |
| KI – Vitamin D may benefit the kidneys and cardiovascular system. |
| NEJM - Associations between decreased insulin sensitivity and fatty acid levels in skeletal muscle |
Glucose maintenance
| AJCN - EPA and DHA and people with type-2 diabetes and high blood pressure, no impact on glycated hemoglobin |
| AJCN – Association between n-3s and plasma. |
| AJCN – Ω3 shown to reduce adiposity in women with type 2 diabetes |
| BJN - DHA an indicator of cardiovascular health status |
| BJN – EPA has beneficial effects on insulin resistance in rats. |
| Circ - Consuming Fish and Omega-3 Fatty Acids from fish reduce risk of heart disease in women with diabetes |
| DIAB - Omega-3 fats protect from high-fat diet-induced insulin resistance, mechanism proposed. |
| Diab - Omega-3 from fish oil improves glucose uptake in presence of insulin, in vitro study |
| Endocrine – Low omega glucose metabolism insuline release in rats. |
| HMR – Omega-3 improves sensitivity to insulin in older adults |
| JCEM – Vitamin D and Calcium may prevent type 2 Diabetes |
| PLEFA - How omega-3s help the heart, brain, and gut - plausible explanation |
Lipids and triglycerides
| AJCardio - DHA improves lipid measures in hyperlipidemic children |
| AJCN - EPA and DHA on a daily basis enriches blood lipids |
| AJCN - Fish oil reduces heart disease risk in menopausal women - HRT or not |
| AJCN - Fish oil with GLA improved lipid and fatty acid profiles in women, measurably reducing heart attack risk |
| AJCN - Increasing EPA and DHA improved blood lipids and did not affect blood clotting factors |
| AJCN - omega 3s have beneficial effects on adipose tissue |
| AJCN - Omega-3 fatty acids in health and disease and in growth and development |
| AJCN - Omega-3s and dietary counseling improve endothelial markers in hyperlipidemic men |
| AR – Omega 3s can lower triglyceride levels in AIDS patients. |
| AS - Fish Oil supplementation lowers triglyceride in horses. |
| ASN - n-3 fish oil has anticoagulant effect in overweight subjects. |
| ASN – Fish oil associated with improvement in systemic lipid homeostasis and atherosclerosis in mice. |
| Ath - Review of omega-3 from plant and fish oil and heart health markers |
| BJN - DHA effects serum lipids thus promotes cardio health |
| BJN – Increased n-3 consumption is associated with reduced cardiovascular risk. |
| EJCN – Fish oil improves hemodynamic parameters in subjects with type II diabetes |
| EJCN – Omega-3s may amend lipids in diabetes patients |
| Encephale - Sufficient decrease in Omega-3 fatty acids noticed in patients with depression |
| GP - Fish oil improves lipid profiles in women taking or not taking oral contraceptives |
| Heart - Fish oil and statin meds in CHD |
| HM – Fish oil lowers blood lipids in HIV positive patients. |
| JN – DHA decreases cholesterol in men with high triglyceride levels |
| JN – Omega-3 PUFAs shown to regulate blood pressure in patients on hemodialysis |
| JNut - Exercise and nutrition supplements, e.g. fish oil, recommended as first line of defense for lowering cholesterol |
| JNut - Impact of fish oil supplementation on blood lipids in infants |
| JS – omega-3 reduces cell reactivity |
| Lipids – Fish Oil may help treat hyperlipidæmia. |
| NH - Scientists suggest that diet is the source of fats circulating in the body |
| PLEFA - Animal study suggests association between DHA and lipoproteins, especially in brain, heart, and brown fat |
| PLEFA - Fatty acids have an important role in lipid structure and membrane trafficking |
| PLEFA - Study shows beneficial effects of fish oil prior to cardiac surgery |
| PNAS – DHA alters bilayer elastic properties |
| Study to evaluate impact of pure fish oil among Pro football players |
| Triglyceride-lowering effect of omega-3 LC-polyunsaturated fatty acids |
Metabolic parameters
| AJCN - Another way EPA and DHA helps reduce heart disease, favorable impact on SAC |
| AJCN - EPA and DHA and people with type-2 diabetes and high blood pressure, no impact on glycated hemoglobin |
| AJCN - Omega-3 fats from fish associated with lower levels of C-reactive protein levels |
| AJCN - Recommends global consideration of fish oil for metabolic syndrome |
| AJCN - Study reports beneficial impact of fish oils on heart rate |
| AJCN – Low omega-3 intake will not effect adiposity in overweight men or women |
| AJCN – n-3 fatty acids and exercise reduce body fat and improve cardiovascular and metabolic health. |
| ATVB - n-3 and n-6 ratio must be considered when reducing saturated fat intake |
| Circ - Meta-analysis report, fish oil reduces heart rate in those with higher heart rates, best results when fish oil is consumed for more than 12 weeks |
| EJCN – Fish oil improves hemodynamic parameters in subjects with type II diabetes |
| JACC - Large study, those who eat fish have reduced inflammatory markers, less risk for heart disease |
| JBC – Increasing EPA will favorably effect heart and inflammatory system |
| JC – EPA shown to reduce blood pressure without altering heart rate in men |
| JNut - Omega-3 fats associated with lower levels of inflammatory markers, from Nurses Health study |
| JNut - omega-3s fatty acids associated with lower inflammatory markers, helps explain how they help reduce heart disease risk |
| JRheum - 3 year investigation, multiple benefits from fish oil for heart and rheumatoid arthritis |
Primary prevention
| ACCardio - Omega-3s from fish, and diets rich in baked or broiled fish, are associated with reduce risk for heart failure |
| AIM - Fish Oils and Atherosclerosis |
| AIM - Results from a large, systematic review report that fish oil improves mortality, even compared to statins. |
| AJ Cardio - Relationship between DHA and CRP reported |
| AJC – Fish oil supplementation increases heart health |
| AJC – Low levels of EPA and DHA may be a risk factor for Acute Coronary Syndrome. |
| AJCN - Another way EPA and DHA helps reduce heart disease, favorable impact on SAC |
| AJCN - Omega-3 Fatty Acids Improve Arterial Elasticity |
| AJCN - Omega-3 fatty acids in health and disease and in growth and development |
| AJCN – EPA has strong association with physical well-being |
| AJCN – Fish consumption associated with protection from cardiovascular disease. |
| AJE - EPA and DHA may provide different levels of protection for colorectal cancer. |
| AJEpi - Eating fish and omega-3 from fish reduces risk for MI |
| AJM - Fish oil improves tolerance of cold in patients with Raynaud's disease. |
| AJPHCP - Reducing O6 and increasing O3 greatly reduces cardiovascular risk |
| AJPM - Omega-3s estimated to be more effective in preventing sudden death than automated external defibrillators (AEDs) |
| Athersclerosis - DHA shown to reduce coronary heart disease |
| Athersclerosis – EPA improves carotid IMT baPWV |
| ATV - Proper Ω-3/Ω-6 ratios are necessary when reducing saturated fat intake. |
| ATVB - Mercury attenuates the benefits of fish oils, best avoided |
| ATVB - Omega-3 Fatty Acids and Cardiovascular Disease |
| BiomedP - The Importance of the Ratio of Omega-6/Omega-3 Essential Fatty A |
| BJN - the combination of exercise and fish oil supplementation, may help counteract inflammation |
| CEBP - Fish oil not shown to enhance cancer cells in rats. |
| Chest - Fish oil shown to help heart rate variability among seniors |
| Circ - New 2006 Diet and Lifestyle recommendations from the Heart Association |
| Circ - AHA Scientific Statement on fish, omega-3s and heart health |
| Circ - Consuming Fish and Omega-3 Fatty Acids from fish reduce risk of heart disease in women with diabetes |
| Circ - Fatty Acid Level as a Predictive Risk Factor for Sudden Death |
| Circ - Omega-3, time course benefit with 1 gram omega-3 for heart health |
| Circ - Reduction in heart rate with fish oils, consistent finding |
| Circulation - Oily fish help prevent sudden cardiac death |
| CS - Fish oil improves heart function in healthy men |
| DOM - Ω-3 status is influenced by inflammatory status. |
| EJCN - Correlations between DHA and folate in men |
| EJCPR - Omega-3 PUFA supplementation imposed a favorable effect on arterial elasticity. |
| EurJAP - Fish oil supports healthy brachial blood flow during exercise |
| FASEB – EPA and DHA associated with less aortic lesion formation. |
| Heart - Systematic review: authors conclude that ALA, as found in flax seed oil, does not improve heart risk factors |
| JACC – Dietary PUFA supplementation may improve heart function in patients with stable congestive heart failure. |
| JAMA - Benefit vs. risk: Omega-3s significantly reduce coronary death and mortality |
| JAMA - Consuming fish and omega-3 fatty acids from fish reduce risk of heart disease in women |
| JAMA - Fish Intake Lowers Risk of Stroke in Men |
| JCM - EPA and DHA can provide therapy for sudden cardiac death |
| JLR - More DHA associated with less coronary atherosclerosis in women |
| JLR - Partitioning of polyunsaturated fatty acids, which prevent cardiac arrhythmias, into phospholipid cell membranes. |
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Lancet – Evidence suggests use of EPA with statins may aid in the prevention of major coronary events |
Educational Video
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