What is the source of omega 3 in Trime products?Updated 9 days ago

Algae Oil - Schizochytrium sp.

Omega 3 Cod Liver Oil - Cod liver

Krill Oil + - Antarctic krill

KIDS Omega 3 - Schizochytrium sp.

In the marine ecosystem, algae and plankton are the primary sources of omega-3 fatty acids. Fish, which lack the enzymes necessary for synthesizing EPA and DHA, obtain omega-3 by consuming algae and plankton. On land, fresh pasture is the primary source of omega-3 fatty acids. Animals raised using traditional methods that graze freely on grass and forage thus naturally synthesize omega-3s.

Although wild-caught marine fish are the most natural source of omega-3 fatty acids with high levels of EPA and DHA, their frequent consumption is not recommended for pregnant women, nursing mothers, and children due to the potential for elevated heavy metal contamination.

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In contrast, animals raised in conventional, extensive production systems (large-scale farms, cage farming, fish farms, etc.) that are fed high-energy feed have, among other things, an unnaturally disrupted fatty acid composition (they lack sufficient omega-3 and, conversely, have an unnaturally high proportion of omega-6 fatty acids). As a result, they cannot serve as a source of omega-3 fatty acids for us; on the contrary, they continue to increase our intake of omega-6 in an undesirable way. Yet maintaining an optimal ratio between omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids is one of the key factors for maintaining good health.

The heavy metal content in every batch of Trime dietary supplements is strictly controlled. The risk of cumulative exposure from food is therefore completely negligible compared to consumption of a typical diet.