Nordic Naturals
Watsonville, CA – A heart health diet needs pure fish oil per numerous omega studies being highlighted during February, America’s Heart Health month. 62 million Americans are affected by heart disease which brings this condition to the forefront of the scientific community.
The scientific consensus is so strong that health policy makers world wide, including the American Heart Association (AHA) and the World Health Organization (WHO), all agree that EPA and DHA help maintain heart heath.
“The one nutrient that is overwhelmingly studied and still lacking in the modern western diet is the essential fatty acid omega-3 found in fish and fish oil, making consumption or supplementation imperative for optimum human health. Pure fish oil is the best source of omegas, which are the most essential nutrients for heart health and should be included in any heart health diet,” says Nordic Naturals Research Advisor, Bradley R. West, ND.
West suggests Ultimate Omega + CoQ10, a powerful concentration of EPA+DHA with added CoQ10 to support a healthy heart. Supplementing with Ultimate Omega + CoQ10 is a convenient way to add omega-3s to a heart health diet (http://www.nordicnaturals.com), as one serving meets the AHA’s daily recommendation of EPA + DHA for individuals with heart concerns.
Research and clinical studies have also documented that omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil enhance overall cardiovascular function and support the body’s natural anti-inflammatory response. Many of these studies can be found at the research-driven public website http://www.omega-
National Heart Month is sponsored by the American Heart Association. To learn more visit http://www.americanheart.org/
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Bradley R. West is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor who specializes in integrative, traditional, and functional medicine. Currently serving as Nordic Naturals Research Advisor, he facilitates the numerous ongoing human clinical trials using Nordic Natural products and develops educational material for professionals and consumers while maintaining his part-time practice. His emphasis is on chronic disease prevention and treatment, holistic endocrinology, gastroenterology, CFS/FMS, and environmental medicine.
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