Fish oil/krill...was e: cholesterol [1 Attachment]

[Irene de Villiers]

That is nonsense.
It is just another seed oil, and very much to be avoided as a souce of EPA and DHA.
It contains none.

It has ALA, and like the other seed oils is high in iinflammatory omega six.

As for your tables of supposed comparison, I do not know what biased person invented the nonsense listed, none of it is worth the paper they are written on.

Of course the real reasons not to use it, are mysteriously omitted from the tables and the comments for fish oil are incredibly biased nonsense - also mysteriously so
Fish oil is used as a supplement, in capsules that seal out the air. THAT gives it plenty of shelf life.
The tables compare it incorrectly to an open jar of fish oil which nobody buys or uses.
EVERY comparison is equally contrived and invalid (not to mention anonymous).
The REAL comparisons needed are of course missing - like the ALA where we need DHA and EPA

It is a biased fiction to sell the seed oil, and omits everyting that matters, and falsely represents what is there.
Of course it is unsigned - a typical case of hoodwinking hype.

If you look at the chart, you are doing so with closed eyes to any true coparison. It belongs in the round file. Not even worth discussing.
Sorry you were also duped. There is NO plant oil that can compare to fish oil, becasue plants are not capable of producing EPA or DHA which we need.
And there is no SEED oil that can compare to olive oil as seed ols are all huighg ii inflammatory mega six fatty acis.

oh, oops the chart also "forgot" to mention that.
SO it only leaves out the two most relevant items for comparison:-) And misrepresents the rest.
I would not buy anything at all from whomever concocted that chart!
Bunch of Crooks IMO!

Namaste,
Irene
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[Roger B]

If clary sage seed oil is something that my ancestors ate for hundreds of thousands of years, then I am for it. If not, if it is brand new and something that scientists have deemed is good for us, then I will remain skeptical and will not be buying it for a long time while I wait for the fallout.

Roger Bird
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To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
From: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2015 17:26:56 +0000
Subject: Re: Fish oil/krill...was e: [Minutus] cholesterol [1 Attachment]

[Attachment(s) from Mary Ann Gilmore included below]

There is a new Omega 3, better than the others, developed in Israel through the auspices of the Israeli government and it is just coming on the market. It is clary sage seed oil. It is stable for 2 years on the shelf and I have included an attachment comparing it to others. I have researched it thoroughly and it is a very fascinating development. Once you look at the chart you will be able to draw your own conclusion. I do not need to say more and if you have questions, let me know.

Mary Ann Gilmore

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From: "Irene de Villiers furryboots@icehouse.net [minutus]"
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2015 10:19 AM
Subject: Fish oil/krill...was e: [Minutus] cholesterol
Der Bob,

I do recognize that our planet has been badly contaminated in many ways by the greed of slefish humans. In many cases we have to live with it and detox the best way we can, or work around it if possible. Being purist does no longer seem to be an option.

When it comes to fish oil, there are only a few large fish which can accumulate large amounts of toxin, whether from radioactive food or metal contamination. I buy fish oil made from small fish like sardine, mackerel, salmon etc (usually with heavy metal elmiination stated as done on the label.) Large fish like tuna can consume toxic food in Japan and swim it over here. I do not use tuna and tuna products.
Krill is of course where the fish get their fish oil, so it is an original source. I have not been buying krill oil, I use a lot of fish oil. The brands of Krill oil I have tried was labelled as from Antarctica.The red capsules used were awful

Nori is another sea product I use regularly, and I did not buy any for some time after Fukushima. It grows at the surface of the sea, and does not grow other than between Japan and the mainland. Even the forms growing nearer the Korean coast are not the same as the 27 combined varieties in the sea of Japan off the SW area of Japan (where there is less Fukushima effect). They tried growing it in Maine with no luck. SInce I want the Iodine and trace minerals in the Nori, and since Iodine is a defence against radiation, I am buying organic Nori again, and giving it to pets as well. (For carnivores Nori lacks the toxic lignins and the sodium in kelp - ad we all find it delicious to eat as it comes.).
By the way, there are many importers of Nori who then can claim their Nori is "from Canada" or some such origin. It is NOT grown in Canada or Somesuch go-between supplier. It only grows in one area of the sea.

So this might not be the ideal approach, but it is beneficial compared with avoidance.

Namaste,
Irene
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Irene de Villiers, B.Sc AASCA MCSSA D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.
P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.
www.Furryboots.info
(Info on Feline health, genetics, nutrition & homeopathy)
"Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it."