define[omega]

Definition

[omega] (oh-may-guh) n.

1. A class of essential fatty acids that support heart, brain, joint, and metabolic health.
2. n. A supplement that provides EPA and DHA to promote overall wellness and reduce inflammation.

Description

define[omega] is the very definition of what an omega-3 should be.

Derived from Icelandic anchovies, herring, sardines, and mackerel, it yields 720 mg of EPA and 480 mg of  DHA per serving, delivering efficacious levels of the most impactful omega-3 fatty acids. EPA and DHA support heart health, reduce inflammation, enhance cognitive function, and promote healthier joints and mood.

These qualities make define[omega] the most ideal supplement to take daily to support overall 
health, performance, and longevity.†

FAQs

Why take a fish oil?

Omega-3 fatty acids (EPA and DHA), which are crucial for heart, brain, and joint health are commonly used to lower high triglyceride levels, reduce inflammation, manage arthritis symptoms, and support cardiovascular function, especially when dietary fish consumption is low.

How to use

everyday:

• take 2 softgels with a meal containing fat

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define[omega]