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| essentialfatty acids / phospholipids, plump butt , enderlein, salmon, george mateljan, plump jack squaw valley , canola oil, zinc, plump ladies , acetate, fish foundation, hemorrhoids, seed, plump mom , | Also, the fetus, especially in the plump sluts last trimester, undergoes major brain cell development and the primary building block of human brain cells is DHA, so supplementing plump sluts with an omega-3 source rich in DHA is particularly critical for pregnant mothers. Post-partum depression (baby blues) has been linked in many studies to the mothers depleted reserves of DHA and these studies lend further support for the need for adequate DHA intake during and following plump sluts pregnancy. Source: [13] Search under "omega-3, pregnancy". (Over 400 studies listed) Although high in non-soluble fibre and lignans (which have been linked to certain health benefits including the prevention of certain forms of cancer), numerous other studies confirm that flaxseed and flaxseed oil convert their short-chain ALA (alpha-linolenic acid) into EPA (and DHA) rather poorly (in the ratio of 30:1) so supplementation with this source of omega-3 is now considered not as effective as was once thought. |
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| Doing so is in no way "fair acetate use", its copyvio. Alphax τεχ 02:53, 27 January 2006 (UTC) [edit] feedlot comment removed when i made my first set of contributions to this article, adding pasture-finished livestock as an O3 source, i mentioned feedlots as the competing method. was the reference to the feedlot article removed by an agribusiness acetate lobbyist? LOL [edit] Flax ALA acetate to DHA metabolism efficiency The following was removed from the "Flax" section: However, a study on how effectively the omega-3 in flax oil is converted and utilized in breast milk indicated that although a certain amount of flax omega-3 was transferred it was only in the form of ALA and no increase in the amount of DHA was found. [12] This may indicate that flax is not a useful source of the DHA form of the nutrient, and may indicate that it should not be relied on by lactating mothers, as omega-3 is essential to the formation of synapses (memory and learning) in the developing infant's brain. |
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