Omega-3 is the umbrella term for a group of essential fatty acids that are important for a number of functions in the human body.
joints
cognitive
function
longevity
HIGH IMPACT
It can help reduce activity-impacting joint inflammation*.
HIGH IMPACT
EPA and DHA fatty acids are critical for your normal brain function and development*.
HIGH IMPACT
Age gracefully (and healthfully) with the help of these fats.
There is an overwhelming amount of research advocating for regular consumption of this fat. Being an essential fat means that your body can’t just make it- you need to get it from food.
Form
Pill form
Omega-3 Fatty Acids (EPA + DHA)
Softgel
GMO
free
Gluten
free
Lactose
free
No artificial
colors
Vegan
options
Supports cardiovascular health*
Supports cognitive health*
Promotes a healthy inflammatory response*
Supports eye health*
Seafood:
salmon, mackerel, tuna, herring,
and sardines
Nuts and seeds:
flaxseeds, walnuts, and chia
seeds
Plant Oils:
flax oil and canola oil
Seaweed and algae
Fortified foods:
certain brands of eggs, milk,
and other products are now
being fortified with certain
Omega-3 fatty acids
1.1 – 1.6 g
adequate intake, depending on
your age, gender, and
pregnancy/lactation status
While certain kinds of omega-3s exist in trace amounts in nuts, seeds, and oils, the best source is truly from fish, especially for EPA + DHA. A large majority of the US population does not regularly eat enough.
While certain kinds of omega-3s exist in trace amounts in nuts, seeds, and oils, the best source is truly from fish, especially for EPA + DHA.
A large majority of the US population does not regularly eat enough fish to reap the full benefits omega-3 has to offer. Source: National Institutes of Health Office of Dietary Supplements. Omega-3 Fatty Acids.
If our solution was as simple as “just eat more fish!”, then everyone would get enough of this essential nutrient. However, depending on where you live, dietary restrictions, or simple dislike for our aquarian friends, it isn’t always easy to enjoy 3-5 servings of fish each week.
Supports cardiovascular health*
Supports cognitive health*
Promotes a healthy inflammatory response*
Supports eye health*
Seafood:
salmon, mackerel, tuna, herring,
and sardines
Nuts and seeds:
flaxseeds, walnuts, and chia
seeds
Plant Oils:
flax oil and canola oil
Seaweed and algae
Fortified foods:
certain brands of eggs, milk,
and other products are now
being fortified with certain
Omega-3 fatty acids
1.1 – 1.6 g
adequate intake, depending on
your age, gender, and
pregnancy/lactation status
The Food and Drug Administration notes that "supportive but not conclusive research shows that consumption of EPA and DHA omega-3 fatty acids may reduce the risk of coronary heart disease".
Baze provides omega-3 supplements, including vegan options, tailored to your specific needs.
One thing to note on supplementation — oftentimes, people experience “fishy burps” with their omega-3 capsules. While our omega-3 capsules have a special coating to reduce this, it doesn’t always eliminate it.
Our registered dietitians recommend:
1. Storing them in the freezer
2. Taking the supplement with meals
3. Taking the supplement right before bed
We now offer a 100% vegan option for all our supplements.
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