Did You Know?

Add This to Your Fish Oil

Fish oil is well known to benefit the joints, nourish the brain and much more but it can oxidize in the body  forming carcinogenic free radicals.

How to keep your fish oil from doing that? Just add 400IU  of mixed tocopherols Vitamin E (not just d-alpha as you want the entire E complex and definitely not dl-alpha…the dl indicates it is a synthetic Vitamin E).

How simple…adding a vitamin that helps the heart and brain to keep your fish oil safe. As my granddaughter says: Easy Peasy:)

 

Do share these important findings with everyone you know. It’s a blessing to be able to help one another.

Until next time…stay healthy, think peace, be love and see love in everyone!

About Andrea Candee, MH, MSC
Andrea Candee is a master herbalist for over 25 years with a consultation practice in South Salem, NY. She lectures throughout the country and at corporate wellness centers about taking charge of your health naturally. Media expert and author, her award-winning book, Gentle Healing for Baby and Child (Simon & Schuster), received The National Parenting Center’s Seal of Approval. Andrea is noted nationally for her unique and successful approach to Lyme Disease and works with clients and their pets anywhere in the country.

 

 

 

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The information provided herein is for educational purposes only. The ideas, techniques and strategies are not intended as a substitute for the medical advice from a trained health professional and should not be used to diagnose or treat diseases. While natural remedies are generally safe, it is not possible to predict an individual's response to a particular therapy or substance.

©– Andrea Candee, Master Herbalist