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Special Offer. Free Resveratrol Longevity ebook when you subscribe to our newsletter at www . biotivia - blog . com Shocking Fish Oil Results: More than 30 Percent Of Omega-3 Bottles Fail Fish Oil Tests About this news article: Part 1 reviews the health and quality issues of fish oil supplements. Part 2 promotes Biotivia’s vegetarian Omega 3 supplement. Independent tests reveal fish oil quality issues. With the public looking for more natural ways to increase not only their longevity, flexibility and brain functionality, it's easy for scammers to prey on people desperate to find “the best” Omega-3 Fish Oil supplements. Rest assured, they are out there and ConsumerLabs.com recently conducted wide- scale tests that showed just how easy it is to prey on customers who are new users to these food supplements. In recent tests ConsumerLabs have found that many so-called Omega-3 Fatty Fish Oils tip the scales with items that shouldn't be there. For example, they have found high levels of PCBs (polychlorinatedbiphenols, which are known carcinogens), general levels of toxins that would never be allowed in American products, dioxin (another carcinogen), lead and high levels of mercury (highly toxic). Since these items label themselves as “Pharmaceutically Approved” or “Approved for Pharmaceutical Use,” consumers often think they are buying the real thing … but perhaps they should be looking more deeply at the subject. ConsumerLabs found that customers are not always getting what they are paying for. Over 30 percent of the 24 fish oil supplements tested failed laboratory testing on a range of topics that included using far less fish oil than advertised to selling spoiled fish http :// www . biotivia - blog . com. Novermber 2012.

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In recent tests ConsumerLabs have found that many so-called Omega-3 Fatty Fish Oils tip the scales with items that shouldn't be there. For example, they have found high levels of PCBs (polychlorinatedbiphenols, which are known carcinogens), general levels of toxins that would never be allowed in American products, dioxin (another carcinogen), lead and high levels of mercury (highly toxic).

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Shocking Fish Oil Results: More than 30 Percent Of Omega-3 Bottles Fail Fish Oil Tests About this news article:Part 1 reviews the health and quality issues of fish oil supplements.Part 2 promotes Biotivia’s vegetarian Omega 3 supplement. Independent tests reveal fish oil quality issues. With the public looking for more natural ways to increase not only their longevity, flexibility and brain functionality, it's easy for scammers to prey on people desperate to find “the best” Omega-3 Fish Oil supplements. Rest assured, they are out there and ConsumerLabs.com recently conducted wide-scale tests that showed just how easy it is to prey on customers who are new users to these food supplements. In recent tests ConsumerLabs have found that many so-called Omega-3 Fatty Fish Oils tip the scales with items that shouldn't be there. For example, they have found high levels of PCBs (polychlorinatedbiphenols, which are known carcinogens), general levels of toxins that would never be allowed in American products, dioxin (another carcinogen), lead and high levels of mercury (highly toxic). Since these items label themselves as “Pharmaceutically Approved” or “Approved for Pharmaceutical Use,” consumers often think they are buying the real thing … but perhaps they should be looking more deeply at the subject. ConsumerLabs found that customers are not always getting what they are paying for. Over 30 percent of the 24 fish oil supplements tested failed laboratory testing on a range of topics that included using far less fish oil than advertised to selling spoiled fish

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oil. Here are some of the disturbing study results: Eleven of 35 fish oil, krill oil, algal oil, and calamari oil supplements (sources of EPA and DHA omega-3 fatty acids) failed recent tests which found:- Two supplements exceeded contamination limits for PCBs.- Four supplements contained about 20 to 30% less than the claimed amounts of EPA, DHA, or other omega-3 fatty acids, including one of the contaminated products.- An enteric-coated softgel released its fish oil too early.- One softgel product contained spoiled fish oil.- Three products contained two to three times the claimed amounts of EPA or other fatty acids and one mislabeled its fat content as 1 mg when it was 1,000 mg (1 gram).- In addition, an expensive "pure" krill oil supplement was actually a blend with fish oil. An overview of the Consumer Labs report is available on their website at:http://www.consumerlab.com/news/Review%20of%20Fish%20Oil%20and%20Omega-3%20Supplments%20by%20ConsumerLab.com/8_22_2012/ Biotivia has pure, vegetarian Omega 3 alternative. Biotivia has developed a vegetarian Omega 3 supplement that contains no fish, krill or flax seed oil … but contains a wider range of Omega 3 DHA benefits than conventional fish oil supplements. Green Omega 3 contains seven ingredients, including Swiss Market pure water algae extract, Peruvian salba oil, cranberry oil, green tea extract, sesame lignan oil, unbleached beeswax and resveratrol. To find out more about Green Omega 3 and to download Biotivia’s free report on the potential health risk of fish oil supplements, please click on the link below. http://www.resveratrol-promo.com/GreenOmega3http://www.biotivia-blog.com. Novermber 2012.