DHA TG 50%
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Product values
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Soy free Indicates absence of soy or derivatives, but may contain traces
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Gluten free It guarantees that the gluten content of the final product is equal to or less than 20 mg / kg
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Colorants free Does not contain dyes
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Sugarfree It contains a maximum of 0.5 g of sugar per 100 g
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Lactose free Indicates lactose absence, but may contain traces
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Preservatives free It does not contain additives that prolong the shelf life of the product
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The Homeopath has prescribed it for me.
Me lo ha recetado el Homeópata.
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Description
DHA TG 50% CFN is a nutritional supplement based on omega 3 fatty acids with high bioavailability by the body.
Properties and benefits of DHA TG 50%
Most of the Ω-3 fatty acids that we find on the market are ethyl esters, an artificial form of DHA that is difficult to absorb (they remain in the blood, but their use by the cell is poor; while the natural form of triglycerides is much more bioavailable without producing any side effects.
DHA is an essential component of cell walls, especially in the brain, eyes, and central nervous system; It has been shown that its intake as a dietary supplement prevents many health problems, especially degenerative ones.
Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) is a long-chain omega-3 fatty acid derived from alpha-linolenic acid. DHA, along with arachidonic acid, is the polyunsaturated fatty acid found in the highest concentration in nervous tissue. DHA has been proposed to play an important role in the formation and function of the nervous system, particularly the brain.
Its mechanism of action has not yet been fully elucidated, but it is proposed that it would act at the level of cell membranes, regulating its metabolic functions and also at the level of the expression of genes related to brain function. Brain content of DHA has been correlated with learning ability and the level of intelligence in newborns and infants.
Numerous tests in experimental animals and in children have shown the need for the fatty acid during brain development. DHA, formed from its precursor, coming from the diet, or from tissue reserves, is provided by the mother to the fetus during the gestational period and through milk during lactation.
The need to supplement the mother with DHA during the gestational period, and even before it, has been suggested to ensure adequate supply of fatty acid for the normal development of the fetal brain. Supplementation can be done through oils with a high content of DHA, from phospholipids, in the form of ethyl esters of DHA, or as monoglycerides that contain DHA as the only fatty acid.
Composition of DHA TG 50%
For 1 pearl:
Fish Oil (500 mg), Docosahexaenoic Acid (250 mg).
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