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Vegetarian EPA / DHA - Sound Ethical Investment for Diet, Health & Nutrition

World's First Vegetarian DHA / EPA Product

Hot on the heels of her helping to develop what’s probably the world’s healthiest dairy free, sugar free chocolate (with shelled hemp for added essential fats and amino acids) Harley Street Nutritionist Yvonne Bishop-Weston is now helping to launch another world exclusive, a Vegetarian and Vegan docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) product.

Following many years of research and development, scientists in Europe have succeeded in developing a state of the art natural extraction process to extract DHA and EPA from a secret strain of pure algae.

Yvonne says “ There are very real concerns about toxicity in fish oils and even the ultra conservative British Nutrition Foundation admit that the idea of obtaining enough DHA and EPA from threatened fish stocks is unsustainable.”

“Studies show that, probably due to modern diets and lifestyles, many people’s body’s conversion of omega 3 LNA (alpha linolenic acid) to EPA and DHA is very hit and miss especially for DHA and especially in men.”

Algal DHA has been shown to match fish’s ability to increase DHA in the body , meanwhile fish based DHA and EPA has been shown to out perform LNA rich foods such as flax.

Although nutritionists struggle to agree the exact ratios of essential fats most of them agree that the levels of DHA / EPA should be balanced.

The discovery of a vegetarian EPA DHA product that offers a credible alternative is a huge leap forward in ethical health and nutrition.

Vegetarians, Vegans, and those with strong ethical, environmental and religious beliefs should be particularly delighted with this innovative product but it also offers beneficial long-term ramifications for the natural health industry at large.

Editors Notes

http://www.vegetarian-dha-epa.co.uk
http://www.foodsforlife.org.uk
http://www.news.foodsforlife.org
http://www.water4.net/press-release.htm

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