Omega 3:6:9 with Plant Sterols (300ml) by Pharmax

Omega 3:6:9 is a delicious blend of cold pressed flaxseed oil, olive oil, evening primrose oil and sesame oil that provides a perfectly balanced oil for salad dressing and even for short duration cooking. Now, with added plant sterols, Omega 3:6:9 with Plant Sterols is the perfect way of supplying this balanced intake of fatty acids, with a strong emphasis on omega-3, while lowering cholesterol at the same time.

Each tablespoon (15ml) provides: 650mg of plant sterol esters,2,325mg alpha0linolenic acid, 4,600mg oleic acid, 1,900mglinoleic acid and 81mg gamma0linolenic acid.

Serving Size: 1 tablespoon (15ml) Servings Per Container: 20

Amount Per Serving: Calories.......135 Calories from fat.......135 Total Fat.......15 g Saturated Fat.......7.5 g Alpha-linolenic acid (ALA).......2325 mg Lineic acid.......1900 mg Gamma-linolenic acid (GLA).......81 mg Oleic Acid.......4600 mg (Total Omega 3, 6 & 9 fatty acids provided as mixed vegetable oils: olive, flaxseed, evening primrose & sesame seed) Plant sterol esters (provided as vegetable oil).......650 mg Natural Mixed Tocopherols.......12 mg

Other Ingredients: None

Recommended Use: Omega 3:6:9 with Plant Sterols can be taken directly on salads, as a salad dressing or as a cooking oil.

Plant sterols can form cloudy suspensions when mixed with nutritional oil, this is perfectly normal and in no way affects the quality of the product. Always shake well before use.*

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