Oil Sales

[Guest guest]

pure speculation when one factors in the guaranteed analysis and

third-party organic cross-checking and random inspection of

retail-purchased samples, etc.

 

It IS possible to know.

 

 

On Thursday, June 19, 2003, at 01:10 PM,

wrote:

 

> You can also get omega-3s in hemp seed, although it does again

> contain some omega-6's. I would make the case that considering the

> amount of toxic substances in most bodies of water, fish oil is

> probably just as harmful as omega-6's, but of course this is just

> speculation.

>

>

" Some call it Plutocracy, or Kleptocracy, or even Kakistocracy, but given

the secrecy these days it's more a Cryptocracy, but you didn't hear it

from me. "

--W B Kek

[Guest guest]

Huh?? That looks like English, but it's unreadable.

 

A healthy diet needs omega-3, omega-6, and omega-9, plus other oils. The

problem is that we seldom need them all in the quantites that most diets,

even a veggie diet, provides. For those with certain health conditions

another set of rules apply regarding oils.

 

Dave

 

 

 

 

The Stewarts [stews9]

Thursday, June 19, 2003 11:19 AM

 

Oil Sales

 

pure speculation when one factors in the guaranteed analysis and

third-party organic cross-checking and random inspection of

retail-purchased samples, etc.

 

It IS possible to know.

 

On Thursday, June 19, 2003, at 01:10 PM,

wrote:

 

> You can also get omega-3s in hemp seed, although it does again contain

> some omega-6's. I would make the case that considering the amount of

> toxic substances in most bodies of water, fish oil is probably just as

> harmful as omega-6's, but of course this is just speculation.

[Guest guest]

here's a site by a pro-atkins doctor.

http://www.mercola.com/article/omega3.htm

 

while i don't trust his sales pitch that his fish oil supplements are

the only safe ones, his info about omega 3's and 6's seems accurate.