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cymbalt and prozac actually are 2 different classes of drugs..prozac is an SSRI while cymbalta is an SSNRI (2 neurotransmitters are being regulated instead of 1).. the milnacpran that someone set an article about is also an SSNRI... though lilly did repackage prozac into a companion animal drug for seperation anxiety through ELANCO...

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Thanks for a couple of you responding aobut omega 3. Then it not just "in my head maybe". I felt like it help my depreesion and you say it helped yours. I just can not take any antidepressants. Someone wrote in about Cymbalta. I tried it and it gave me more energy but I was so "drug sick". I went on the net and researched it and it is the new Prozac put out by Lilly Co. They said Prozac was very expensive when it first came out and there was no generic form. But then a generic came out and Lilly started losing money . so they tweeked Prozac and called it Cymbalta. It sells with out insurance for $149.00 for a 30 day supply. Back making money again!!!! BUT if it helps some people that is good. But most people with fibro I have talked with ( and me) are very sensitive to any kind of meds and have to take a really low dose if they do take anything.

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Okay thank you Helen! I take 3, 1000/mg day. I just read an article where they think people with fibro loose more gray matter in their brain than other people and the article suggested 4,000 or more of Fish Oil a Day. I have not quite upped it to that because can you get too much fish oil? I am not a fish eater (icky icky icky) in ANY way so I am quite content to take the pills. LOL HELEN BROCK <jhbrock@...> wrote: Yes, , Omega 3 is fish oil. Omega 6 is butter and I'm not sure what Omega 9 is. Eating lots of fish will also give you a good supply of Omega 3. Helen

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Helen, if anyone finds anything for anxiety that works I would like to know about it. Nothing seems to work for me. Shirley Godbout

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warning: science content.

the omega 3 vs 6 or 9 tells where in the fatty acid the unsaturation occurs which is dependent on the source of fatty acid... just if anyone was ever curious....

blessed be liz

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Yes, , Omega 3 is fish oil. Omega 6 is butter and I'm not sure what Omega 9 is.

Eating lots of fish will also give you a good supply of Omega 3.

Helen in AZ <oriana_az (DOT) com> wrote:

Is Omega 3 Fish Oil?

HELEN BROCK <jhbrockrogers (DOT) com> wrote:

I have been taking omega 3 for about 2 months now and notice a big difference. I took several antidepressants over the last 15 years. I got so they worked for about 6 weeks, then stopped. Even tried SAM-e (very expensive for the amount I needed).

The omega 3 is the only thing I've taken that seems to help. I also take 200 mg 5 HTP (seratonin), but the omega helps the most. It just stops the mood swings and severe depression. I am much more on an even keel. I take the SISU brand salmon oil (blue bottle from Norway) and I take 6 grams a day.

Now I need to find something for the anxiety. It can get pretty severe. I take green tea (theanine), but that doesn't do too much. Would like to take kava kava, but they made it illegal. Does anyone know a good remedy for anxiety that is not a prescription?

I'm going to get some counselling for the anxiety, trying to learn ways or behaviour modification to deal with it. Thing is, every day is different. Sometimes I just wake up terrifically anxious. Other mornings I'm fine.

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I have a Rx for Xanax to take as needed and that does help.It is a very low dose. I have noticed that since I started on Lyrica my anxiety has lessened- and there are days my anxiety is through the roof!Shirley Godbout <prywarr@...> wrote: Helen, if anyone finds anything for anxiety that works I would like to know about it. Nothing seems to work for me. Shirley Godbout RE: Re: Omega 3 warning: science content. the omega 3 vs 6 or 9 tells where in the fatty acid the unsaturation occurs which is dependent on the source of fatty acid... just if anyone was ever curious.... blessed be liz HELEN BROCK <jhbrockrogers (DOT) com> wrote: Yes, , Omega 3 is fish oil. Omega 6 is butter and I'm not sure what Omega 9 is. Eating lots of fish will also give you a good supply of Omega 3. Helen

in AZ <oriana_az (DOT) com> wrote: Is Omega 3 Fish Oil? HELEN BROCK <jhbrockrogers (DOT) com> wrote: I have been taking omega 3 for about 2 months now and notice a big difference. I took several antidepressants over the last 15 years. I got so they worked for about 6 weeks, then stopped. Even tried SAM-e (very expensive for the amount I needed). The omega 3 is the only thing I've taken that seems to help. I also take 200 mg 5 HTP (seratonin), but the omega helps the most. It just stops the mood swings and severe depression. I am much more on an even keel. I take the SISU brand salmon oil (blue bottle from Norway) and I take 6 grams a day. Now I need to find

something for the anxiety. It can get pretty severe. I take green tea (theanine), but that doesn't do too much. Would like to take kava kava, but they made it illegal. Does anyone know a good remedy for anxiety that is not a prescription? I'm going to get some counselling for the anxiety, trying to learn ways or behaviour modification to deal with it. Thing is, every day is different. Sometimes I just wake up terrifically anxious. Other mornings I'm fine. Helen Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now. Never miss a thing. Make your homepage. Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search. Beth Moorman

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Hi - like your name - it's my last name How much are you taking if I can ask? I'm taking 4 a day but recently found out that Costco's brand doesn't have as much as say Nature Made. I'm confused as to how much to take of the stuff! hugs allisonbraddy <allisonbraddy@...> wrote: Hey everyone,I have been taking 0mega 3 fish supplements now for a couple months. At first I was taking it for depression, and then like a week ago I went to GNC to get more, and opted for the double strengh. So, now I've been taking double what I did before for the past several days and have noticed a pretty drastic differnce with my FMS pain level. I wasn't really aware that it could be useful for FMS. So, I started doing some research today about Omega 3's and

Fibromyalgia, and was thrilled to find out that it really helps some people with pain... it wasn't in my head. Now this still could be a coinsidence, but this far, the fish oil has helped with my pain more then anything else I have taken, including the million presciptions my Dr's have tried on me. I just thought I's pass this along :)Warmly,

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Omega 3 has been helping me with my blood pressure. Nadine in AZ <oriana_az@...> wrote: Hi - like your name - it's my last name How much are you taking if I can ask? I'm taking 4 a day but recently found out that Costco's brand doesn't have as much as say Nature Made. I'm confused as to how much to take of the stuff! hugs allisonbraddy <allisonbraddyaol> wrote: Hey everyone,I have been taking 0mega 3 fish supplements now for a couple months. At first I was taking it for depression, and then like a week ago I went to GNC to get more, and opted for the double strengh. So, now I've been taking double what I did before for the past several days and have noticed a pretty drastic differnce with my FMS pain level. I wasn't really aware that it could be useful for FMS. So, I started doing some research today about Omega 3's and Fibromyalgia, and was thrilled to find out that it really helps some people with pain... it wasn't in my head. Now this still could be a coinsidence, but this far, the fish oil has helped with my pain more then anything else I have taken, including the million presciptions my Dr's have tried on me. I just thought I's pass this along :)Warmly,

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Okay - I am totally confused Is fish oil different than Omega 3 or is that a type of fish oil? Looking at the bottle mine comes in (Costco's brand) it says Fish Oil Concentrate - 1000mg concentrated fish oil with 300mg Omega-3 Fatty Acids It has EPA and DHA *confused*nadine redman <nlraccount@...> wrote: Omega 3 has been helping me with my blood pressure. Nadine in AZ <oriana_az@...> wrote: Hi - like your name - it's my last name How much are you taking if I can ask? I'm taking 4 a day but recently found out that Costco's brand doesn't have as much as say Nature Made. I'm confused as to how much to take of the stuff! hugs allisonbraddy <allisonbraddyaol> wrote: Hey everyone,I have been taking 0mega 3 fish supplements now for a couple months. At first I was taking it for depression, and then like a week ago I went to GNC to get more, and opted for the double strengh. So, now I've

been taking double what I did before for the past several days and have noticed a pretty drastic differnce with my FMS pain level. I wasn't really aware that it could be useful for FMS. So, I started doing some research today about Omega 3's and Fibromyalgia, and was thrilled to find out that it really helps some people with pain... it wasn't in my head. Now this still could be a coinsidence, but this far, the fish oil has helped with my pain more then anything else I have taken, including the million presciptions my Dr's have tried on me. I just thought I's pass this along :)Warmly,

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well, i don't know. I take Salmon oil and on the bottle it says that it includes Omega 3 fatty acids (so I guess they are different.) There's also vitamin E added. The Salmon has 130mg EPA and 70mg DHA per each gel capsule, which I guess are the Omega 3 fatty acids. Why does it have to be so complicated? LOL Nadine in AZ <oriana_az@...> wrote: Okay - I am totally confused Is fish oil different than Omega 3 or is that a type of fish oil? Looking at the bottle mine comes in (Costco's brand) it says Fish Oil Concentrate - 1000mg concentrated fish oil with 300mg Omega-3 Fatty Acids It has EPA and DHA *confused*nadine redman <nlraccount > wrote: Omega 3 has been helping me with my blood pressure. Nadine in AZ <oriana_az > wrote: Hi - like your name - it's my last name How much are you taking if I can ask? I'm taking 4 a day but recently found out that Costco's brand doesn't have as much as say Nature Made. I'm confused as to how much to take of the stuff! hugs allisonbraddy

<allisonbraddyaol> wrote: Hey everyone,I have been taking 0mega 3 fish supplements now for a couple months. At first I was taking it for depression, and then like a week ago I went to GNC to get more, and opted for the double strengh. So, now I've been taking double what I did before for the past several days and have noticed a pretty drastic differnce with my FMS pain level. I wasn't really aware that it could be useful for FMS. So, I started doing some research today about Omega 3's and Fibromyalgia, and was thrilled to find out that it really helps some people with pain... it wasn't in my head. Now this still could be a coinsidence, but this far, the fish oil has helped with my pain more then anything else I have taken, including the million presciptions my Dr's have tried on me. I just thought I's pass this along :)Warmly,

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I found some info on the omega 3/ fish oil and EFA', etc. I thought it was quite good. You may have to copy and paste the web site. It is from the University of Mayland Medical Center. Elaine http://www.umm.edu/altmed/articles/omega-3-000316.htmnadine redman <nlraccount@...> wrote: well, i don't know. I take Salmon oil and on the bottle it says that it includes Omega 3

fatty acids (so I guess they are different.) There's also vitamin E added. The Salmon has 130mg EPA and 70mg DHA per each gel capsule, which I guess are the Omega 3 fatty acids. Why does it have to be so complicated? LOL Nadine in AZ <oriana_az > wrote: Okay - I am totally confused Is fish oil different than Omega 3 or is that a type of fish oil? Looking at the bottle mine comes in (Costco's brand) it says Fish Oil Concentrate - 1000mg concentrated fish oil with 300mg Omega-3 Fatty Acids It has EPA and DHA *confused*nadine redman <nlraccount > wrote: Omega 3 has been

helping me with my blood pressure. Nadine in AZ <oriana_az > wrote: Hi - like your name - it's my last name How much are you taking if I can ask? I'm taking 4 a day but recently found out that Costco's brand doesn't have as much as say Nature Made. I'm confused as to how much to take of the stuff! hugs allisonbraddy <allisonbraddyaol> wrote: Hey everyone,I have been taking 0mega 3 fish supplements now for a couple months. At first I was taking it for depression, and then like a week ago I went to GNC to get more, and opted for the double strengh. So, now I've been taking double what I did before for the past several days and

have noticed a pretty drastic differnce with my FMS pain level. I wasn't really aware that it could be useful for FMS. So, I started doing some research today about Omega 3's and Fibromyalgia, and was thrilled to find out that it really helps some people with pain... it wasn't in my head. Now this still could be a coinsidence, but this far, the fish oil has helped with my pain more then anything else I have taken, including the million presciptions my Dr's have tried on me. I just thought I's pass this along :)Warmly,

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Yes. Omega 3's help my depression too! (Don't get a super cheap brand

as they may be toxic, and we sure don't need that.) - Dom

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now. I think I am not as depressed. Who knows tho if it is

the o 3 or not. Are any of you taking it and what have you

noticed it helped? Liz , you said dry eyes, which I have.

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hummm - it's all so confusing :(Elaine Pratt <epratt72@...> wrote: I found some info on the omega 3/ fish oil and EFA', etc. I thought it was quite good. You may have to copy and paste the web site. It is from the University of Mayland Medical Center. Elaine http://www.umm.edu/altmed/articles/omega-3-000316.htmnadine redman <nlraccount@...> wrote: well, i don't know. I take Salmon oil and on the bottle it says that it includes Omega 3 fatty acids (so I guess they are different.) There's also vitamin E added. The Salmon has 130mg EPA and 70mg DHA per each gel capsule, which I guess are the Omega 3 fatty acids. Why does it have to be so complicated? LOL Nadine in AZ <oriana_az > wrote: Okay - I am totally confused Is fish oil different than Omega 3 or is that a type of

fish oil? Looking at the bottle mine comes in (Costco's brand) it says Fish Oil Concentrate - 1000mg concentrated fish oil with 300mg Omega-3 Fatty Acids It has EPA and DHA *confused*nadine redman <nlraccount > wrote: Omega 3 has been helping me with my blood pressure. Nadine in AZ <oriana_az > wrote: Hi - like your name - it's my last name How much are you taking if I can ask? I'm taking 4 a day but recently found out that Costco's brand doesn't have as much as say Nature Made. I'm confused as to how much to take of the stuff! hugs allisonbraddy

<allisonbraddyaol> wrote: Hey everyone,I have been taking 0mega 3 fish supplements now for a couple months. At first I was taking it for depression, and then like a week ago I went to GNC to get more, and opted for the double strengh. So, now I've been taking double what I did before for the past several days and have noticed a pretty drastic differnce with my FMS pain level. I wasn't really aware that it could be useful for FMS. So, I started doing some research today about Omega 3's and Fibromyalgia, and was thrilled to find out that it really helps some people with pain... it wasn't in my head. Now this still could be a coinsidence, but this far, the fish oil has helped with my pain more then anything else I have taken, including the million presciptions my Dr's have tried on me. I just thought I's pass this along :)Warmly,

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in a complete geeky chemical meaning... so fatty acids are long chains of carbon and hydrogen.. in saturated fatty acids it has the max amount of hydrogens possible.. in unsaturated there is a few hydrogens missings.. omega 3 is the chemical desciption of where the missing hydrogens occur and this effects how the body processes them.. (so i'm chemist/biochemist)... so fish oil just happens to be a place were omega 3 fatty acids happen to occur in larger quanitities (it helps the fish to not freeze to death!)... so there's the really geeky story... this type of confusion is often used to take advantage of the consumers unfortunately.. personally, i would just try and eat some fresh fish... as there is not garentee that the omega 3 would come from a natural source.. it can be chemical made and still be called "natural" since it can be found naturally in animal... vitiman C is marketed the same way liz in AZ <oriana_az@...> wrote: hummm - it's all so confusing :(Elaine Pratt <epratt72 > wrote: I found some info on the omega 3/ fish oil and EFA', etc. I thought it was quite good. You may have to copy and paste the web site. It is from the University of Mayland Medical Center. Elaine http://www.umm.edu/altmed/articles/omega-3-000316.htmnadine redman <nlraccount > wrote: well, i don't know. I take Salmon oil and on the bottle it says that it includes Omega 3 fatty acids (so I guess they are different.) There's also vitamin E added. The Salmon has 130mg EPA and 70mg DHA per each gel capsule, which I guess are the Omega 3 fatty acids. Why does it have to be so complicated? LOL Nadine in AZ <oriana_az > wrote: Okay - I am totally confused Is fish oil different than Omega 3 or is that a type of fish

oil? Looking at the bottle mine comes in (Costco's brand) it says Fish Oil Concentrate - 1000mg concentrated fish oil with 300mg Omega-3 Fatty Acids It has EPA and DHA *confused*nadine redman <nlraccount > wrote: Omega 3 has been helping me with my blood pressure. Nadine in AZ <oriana_az > wrote: Hi - like your name - it's my last name How much are you taking if I can ask? I'm taking 4 a day but recently found out that Costco's brand doesn't have as much as say Nature Made. I'm confused as to how much to take of the stuff! hugs allisonbraddy

<allisonbraddyaol> wrote: Hey everyone,I have been taking 0mega 3 fish supplements now for a couple months. At first I was taking it for depression, and then like a week ago I went to GNC to get more, and opted for the double strengh. So, now I've been taking double what I did before for the past several days and have noticed a pretty drastic differnce with my FMS pain level. I wasn't really aware that it could be useful for FMS. So, I started doing some research today about Omega 3's and Fibromyalgia, and was thrilled to find out that it really helps some people with pain... it wasn't in my head. Now this still could be a coinsidence, but this far, the fish oil has helped with my pain more then anything else I have taken, including the million presciptions my Dr's have tried on me. I just thought I's pass this along :)Warmly,

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Oh Liz - thank you for the geeky explanation *grin* but oh no no no no no no no I cannot stand fish. I cannot eat it, I cannot stand the smell of it - hence the Fish Oil supplements! I do not even like Tuna - can't tolerate it! ICK ICK ICK! LOL huggles Gamble <eagamble@...> wrote: in a complete geeky

chemical meaning... so fatty acids are long chains of carbon and hydrogen.. in saturated fatty acids it has the max amount of hydrogens possible.. in unsaturated there is a few hydrogens missings.. omega 3 is the chemical desciption of where the missing hydrogens occur and this effects how the body processes them.. (so i'm chemist/biochemist)... so fish oil just happens to be a place were omega 3 fatty acids happen to occur in larger quanitities (it helps the fish to not freeze to death!)... so there's the really geeky story... this type of confusion is often used to take advantage of the consumers unfortunately.. personally, i would just try and eat some fresh fish... as there is not garentee that the omega 3 would come from a natural source.. it can be chemical made and still be called "natural" since it can be found naturally in animal... vitiman C is marketed the same way liz

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lol, i do understand... i take a multi-vitamin as i'm not good on getting all the fruits and veggies i need... in AZ <oriana_az@...> wrote: Oh Liz - thank you for the geeky explanation *grin* but oh no no no no no no no I cannot stand fish. I cannot eat it, I cannot stand the smell of it - hence the Fish Oil supplements! I do not even like Tuna - can't tolerate it! ICK ICK ICK! LOL huggles Gamble <eagamble > wrote: in a complete geeky chemical meaning... so fatty acids are long chains of carbon and hydrogen.. in saturated fatty acids it has the max amount of hydrogens possible.. in unsaturated there is a few hydrogens missings.. omega 3 is the chemical desciption of where the missing hydrogens occur and this effects how the body processes them.. (so i'm chemist/biochemist)... so fish oil just happens to be a place were omega 3 fatty acids happen to occur in larger quanitities (it helps the fish to not freeze to death!)... so there's the really geeky story... this type of confusion is often used to take advantage of the consumers unfortunately.. personally, i would just try and eat some fresh fish... as there is not garentee that the omega 3 would come from a natural source.. it can be chemical made and still be called "natural" since it can be found naturally in animal... vitiman C is

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Oh I take that too - along with extra magnesium, fish oil and B-50. This in addition to my meds - oh yea - can we say pills?! LOL I do eat enough fruits since I've been on my low carb switch but I'm not a big veggie eater at all. I LOVE salads, but I confess, I am too darned lazy to make them - how bad is that? *sigh* I'm tired when I get home... hugs Gamble <eagamble@...> wrote: lol, i do understand... i take a multi-vitamin as i'm not good on getting all the fruits and veggies i need... in AZ <oriana_az@...> wrote: Oh Liz - thank you for the geeky explanation *grin* but oh no no no no no no no I cannot stand fish. I cannot eat it, I cannot stand the smell of it - hence the Fish Oil supplements! I do not even like Tuna - can't tolerate it! ICK ICK ICK! LOL huggles Gamble <eagamble > wrote: in a complete geeky chemical meaning... so fatty acids are long chains of carbon and hydrogen.. in saturated fatty acids it has the max amount

of hydrogens possible.. in unsaturated there is a few hydrogens missings.. omega 3 is the chemical desciption of where the missing hydrogens occur and this effects how the body processes them.. (so i'm chemist/biochemist)... so fish oil just happens to be a place were omega 3 fatty acids happen to occur in larger quanitities (it helps the fish to not freeze to death!)... so there's the really geeky story... this type of confusion is often used to take advantage of the consumers unfortunately.. personally, i would just try and eat some fresh fish... as there is not garentee that the omega 3 would come from a natural source.. it can be chemical made and still be called "natural" since it can be found naturally in animal... vitiman C is marketed the same way liz Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now. Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search.

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> in a complete geeky chemical meaning... so fatty acids are long

chains of carbon and hydrogen.. in saturated fatty acids it has the

max amount of hydrogens possible.. in unsaturated there is a few

hydrogens missings.. omega 3 is the chemical desciption of where the

missing hydrogens occur and this effects how the body processes

them.. (so i'm chemist/biochemist)... so fish oil just happens to be

a place were omega 3 fatty acids happen to occur in larger

quanitities (it helps the fish to not freeze to death!)... so there's

the really geeky story...

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> this type of confusion is often used to take advantage of the

consumers unfortunately.. personally, i would just try and eat some

fresh fish... as there is not garentee that the omega 3 would come

from a natural source.. it can be chemical made and still be

called " natural " since it can be found naturally in animal... vitiman

C is marketed the same way

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Omega 3 is also found in flax seed. The seed must be ground in order

to get the benefit, or it will pass through pretty much undigested. I

add it to cereal in the mornings. Hodgson Mills makes a reliable

brand that is reasonably priced at Wal-Mart.

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> in a complete geeky chemical meaning... so fatty acids

are long chains of carbon and hydrogen.. in saturated fatty acids it

has the max amount of hydrogens possible.. in unsaturated there is a

few hydrogens missings.. omega 3 is the chemical desciption of where

the missing hydrogens occur and this effects how the body processes

them.. (so i'm chemist/biochemist)... so fish oil just happens to be a

place were omega 3 fatty acids happen to occur in larger quanitities

(it helps the fish to not freeze to death!)... so there's the really

geeky story...

>

> this type of confusion is often used to take advantage of the

consumers unfortunately.. personally, i would just try and eat some

fresh fish... as there is not garentee that the omega 3 would come

from a natural source.. it can be chemical made and still be called

" natural " since it can be found naturally in animal... vitiman C is

marketed the same way

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> liz

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Someone recommended omega 3 with flavour for small children while ago but I lost the email, if is not asking to much could you please post it again. thanks so much, sorry for the inconvenience.

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thanks for the info.

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I don't know if it was my post - Kirkman's sell Cod Liver Oil with lemon flavouring.  It still tastes gross though.  I don't know if it has Vits A and D in it, as I don't have any on hand.

 

There are also the Nordic Naturals Gummies which taste decent, a bit tangy but ok.  They do have the EFA's but not the A & D.

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Someone recommended omega 3 with flavour for small children while ago but I lost the email, if is not asking to much could you please post it again. thanks so much, sorry for the inconvenience.

 

claudia

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Don't know the name of the any flavored omegas but do make your patient aware of Lovaza....Big Pharma's latest: synthetic omega 3's...................use natural ones! We get plenty of omega 3s and 6s, it is usually the 9s (nuts) that seem to be most missing.

SK

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Oregondcs From: jallan2@...Date: Mon, 3 May 2010 14:35:29 -0700Subject: Omega 3

A short while ago someone asked about a good source of Omega 3's, and someone else posted a site that had some flavored omega's and while I wasn't excited about the additions to the mix; I now want to try them for a patient's child that is having a hard time with the taste.So whoever that was if you would be so kind as to send me that web site I would appreciate it.Thanks,Judith Allan, DCLake Oswego

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Carlson labs has a delicious lemon flavored Omega that I have been using for years.  It is liquid based. Schneider DCPDXOn Mon, May 3, 2010 at 2:57 PM, Sunny Kierstyn <skrndc1@...> wrote:

 

Don't know the name of the any flavored omegas but do make your patient aware of Lovaza....Big Pharma's latest:  synthetic omega 3's...................use natural ones!  We get plenty of omega 3s and 6s, it is usually the 9s (nuts) that seem to be most missing.

 

SK

Sunny Kierstyn, RN DC Fibromyalgia Care Center of Oregon 2677 Willakenzie Road, 7CEugene, Oregon, 97401541- 654-0850; Fx; 541- 654-0834www.drsunnykierstyn.com

 

Oregondcs From: jallan2@...Date: Mon, 3 May 2010 14:35:29 -0700

Subject: Omega 3 

A short while ago someone asked about a good source of Omega 3's, and someone else posted a site that had some flavored omega's and while I wasn't excited about the additions to the mix; I now want to try them

for a patient's child that is having a hard time with the taste.So whoever that was if you would be so kind as to send me that web site I would appreciate it.Thanks,Judith Allan, DCLake Oswego

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Chestnut from B. C. Has the best at least. That is what he saysSent via BlackBerry by AT&TFrom: Schneider <portlandchiro1@...>Date: Mon, 3 May 2010 15:27:49 -0700Sunny Kierstyn<skrndc1@...>Cc: <jallan2@...>; < >Subject: Re: Omega 3 Carlson labs has a delicious lemon flavored Omega that I have been using for years.  It is liquid based. Schneider DCPDXOn Mon, May 3, 2010 at 2:57 PM, Sunny Kierstyn <skrndc1msn> wrote: Don't know the name of the any flavored omegas but do make your patient aware of Lovaza....Big Pharma's latest:  synthetic omega 3's...................use natural ones!  We get plenty of omega 3s and 6s, it is usually the 9s (nuts) that seem to be most missing. SKSunny Kierstyn, RN DC Fibromyalgia Care Center of Oregon 2677 Willakenzie Road, 7CEugene, Oregon, 97401541- 654-0850; Fx; 541- 654-0834www.drsunnykierstyn.com Oregondcs From: jallan2earthlink (DOT) netDate: Mon, 3 May 2010 14:35:29 -0700Subject: Omega 3  A short while ago someone asked about a good source of Omega 3's, and someone else posted a site that had some flavored omega's and while I wasn't excited about the additions to the mix; I now want to try them for a patient's child that is having a hard time with the taste.So whoever that was if you would be so kind as to send me that web site I would appreciate it.Thanks,Judith Allan, DCLake OswegoHotmail is redefining busy with tools for the New Busy. Get more from your inbox. See how.-- Schneider DC PDX

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Judith:

www.coromega.com

Lyndon McGill, D.C.

Salem, Oregon

www.SalemSpineClinic.com

Evolv Miracle Water

On 5/3/2010 2:35 PM, Judith Allan wrote:

A short while ago someone asked about a good source of Omega 3's,

and

someone else posted a site that had some flavored omega's and while I

wasn't excited about the additions to the mix; I now want to try them

for a patient's child that is having a hard time with the taste.

So whoever that was if you would be so kind as to send me that web

site I would appreciate it.

Thanks,

Judith Allan, DC

Lake Oswego

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Last year you posted a name of a person/place where we could order Coromega

Omega 3 squeeze packets.

Do you still have that info?

Langston