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Arthritis
by Florence Cardinal on March 29, 2007

The New Being Nutrition Blog says:
Omega-3 fish oil is an arthritis natural remedy because of the anti-inflammatory properties in the essential fatty acids which help to reduce the pain and swelling associated with osteoarthritis.
The Fish Oil Blog and Omega-3 News talks about using fish oil as a dietary supplement:
Fish oil is by far a more natural way of treating the cause, not just the symptoms. Just ensure that the fish oil is a 5 star pharmaceutical grade fish oil tested for its purity and potency by IFOS standards:
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Response from:
Healthy-oil-guy
(06/03/07 11:39pm)
I really enjoy using the liquid fish oils, compared to the soft gels. Most liquid fish oils provide a higher amount of omega 3 fatty acids per serving, compared to soft gels.
Response from:
Gabrielle
(10/29/08 6:34am)
I like the comment that the fatty acids are beneficial in treating and preventing several diseases.I have been taking Omega3 fatty acid supplement(neurovi.com).It helps me better in many ways.
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