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Classic Gummies For Kids: Omega-3 (Strawberry & Orange) - 60 Gummies
Classic Gummies For Kids: Omega-3 (Strawberry & Orange) - 60 Gummies
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- Sourced from highquality fish oils from wild sustainably harvested Canadian stocks
- Enhances memory and overall brain health
- Rich in DHA and helps in cognitive development
- Delicious Strawberry & Orange Flavour
- Low in sugar, Pectin Base and Natural ingredients
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Classic Gummies For Kids: Omega-3 (Strawberry & Orange) - 60 Gummies
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Herbaland Classic Gummies For Kids: Omega-3 (Strawberry & Orange) is a dietary supplement in gummy form, intended for adults as part of a daily wellness routine.

Herbaland's Classic Omega-3 gummies for Kids are a convenient and tasty way for kids to take this important essential fatty acid. Fish oils have been proven to play a critical role in cognitive development and enhancing memory. Providing 33mg of DHA and 6mg of EPA, Classic Omega-3 gummies are sourced from high-quality fish oils from wild sustainably harvested Canadian stocks. In a delicious strawberry and orange flavour and low in sugar, Classic Omega-3 gummies are parent and kid approved! [GUMMIES]
3 gummies (6.6g) contains:
Calories 20
Fat 0g
Carbohydrates 5g
Fiber 0g
Sugars 3g
Protein 0g
Sodium 20mg
Potassium 10mg
Fish Oil (Scombridae – Whole) 150 mg
Omega-3 Fatty Acids 45 mg
Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA) 33 mg
Eicosapentaenoic Acid (EPA) 6 mg
Non-medicinal Ingredients:
Cane Sugar, Organic Tapioca Syrup, Purified Water, Pectin, Citric Acid, Natural Masking Flavor, Sodium Citrate, Natural Flavor (Strawberry, Orange), Vitamin C, Natural Color (Black Carrot, Annatto), Organic Sunflower Oil.
Important Information:
Take only as directed. Do not exceed suggested dosage. Chew thoroughly before swallowing. Keep out of reach of children. Do not use if the safety seal is broken or missing. Store in cool & dry area, away from direct light.
Calories 20
Fat 0g
Carbohydrates 5g
Fiber 0g
Sugars 3g
Protein 0g
Sodium 20mg
Potassium 10mg
Fish Oil (Scombridae – Whole) 150 mg
Omega-3 Fatty Acids 45 mg
Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA) 33 mg
Eicosapentaenoic Acid (EPA) 6 mg
Non-medicinal Ingredients:
Cane Sugar, Organic Tapioca Syrup, Purified Water, Pectin, Citric Acid, Natural Masking Flavor, Sodium Citrate, Natural Flavor (Strawberry, Orange), Vitamin C, Natural Color (Black Carrot, Annatto), Organic Sunflower Oil.
Important Information:
Take only as directed. Do not exceed suggested dosage. Chew thoroughly before swallowing. Keep out of reach of children. Do not use if the safety seal is broken or missing. Store in cool & dry area, away from direct light.
Dosage
For children of 4 years old and over. Take 3 gummies 3 times per day, a few hours before or after taking other medications.
For children of 4 years old and over. Take 3 gummies 3 times per day, a few hours before or after taking other medications.
Gummy Vitamins for Kids, Adults & Sensitive Diets
Herbaland started in 2009 and now proudly produces some of the world's cleanest and tastiest gummies that the whole family can enjoy. As Canada's largest nutritional gummy manufacturer, Herbaland is dedicated to making the highest quality gummy using sustainable plant-based ingredients. Herbaland gummies are not only good for you but the planet as well!
Herbaland started in 2009 and now proudly produces some of the world's cleanest and tastiest gummies that the whole family can enjoy. As Canada's largest nutritional gummy manufacturer, Herbaland is dedicated to making the highest quality gummy using sustainable plant-based ingredients. Herbaland gummies are not only good for you but the planet as well!
Omega 3
Essential Fats
Omega 3 essential fatty acids, ALA, EPA and DHA, are a family of polyunsaturated fatty acids that cannot made denovo (from new) in the body.
They are essential because they have to be taken in through diet, in order to have their many medicinal effects. Both flax and hemp seed/oils are the highest vegetable sources of omega 3, Alpha linolenic acid (ALA), considered a short chain fatty acid.
Fish and fish oils contain EPA and DHA omega, long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids. In the human body, under optimal conditions, we can convert a certain amount of ALA to DHA and EPA. However, it is not always the case that we have excess ALA to convert, and it has been shown that our conversion process is very inefficient, converting anywhere from only 5% - 20% of what is needed. Women are said to be slightly more efficient at this conversion process than men.
For vegans, especially, this can make it virtually impossible to get adequate amounts of DHA and EPA. Fish and fish oils are by far the most most easy to find and highest source of these essential fats. That being said, recently, some supplement companies have released an algae based DHA source. Research is also looking into sachi inchi, a plant native to the Amazon rainforest, high in omega 3 fatty acids.
The health benefits of Omega 3 fatty acids,EPA and DHA in particular, have been widely studied and are both numerous and widespread in terms of health promoting actions. In terms of heart health, omega 3 fatty acids have been shown to lower cholesterol, triglycerides and
high blood pressure. There has also been significant research dedicated to omega 3 oils, DHA and EPA in particular, and its ability to protect against obesity. It has been shown to help reduce body fat, supporting a healthier BMI and hip to waist circumference ratio. All of these benefits serve to make it useful in terms of treating and preventing heart disease and metabolic syndrome. Omega 3 fatty acids have also been shown to have an affinity for the central nervous system, helping to treat and prevent cognitive decline, protect memory, treat depression, bipolar disorder, attention deficit disorders and schizophrenia. They are also an effective treatment for a variety of autoimmune conditions, including SLE,
IBD
and
rheumatoid arthritis. Studies have also backed its use in Osteoporosis,
Asthma,
psoriasis, eczema, and other dermatological disorders, macular degeneration, and
PMS. Omega 3 fatty acids, DHA in particular, has been associated with the development of the brain, eyes, and immune system of a growing fetus, as well as decreased risk of low birth weight infants. Supplementation is highly recommended for both maternal and fetal health during pregnancy.
Dosage recommendations for omega 3 fatty acids vary depending on the disease process or overall goal. If your goal is to lower your triglyceride level, for instance, it is recommended you consume 3-4 g/day, whereas studies aimed at treating depression found that only 1 g of EPA/day showed better results than higher dosages of 2 and 3 grams. It is important to know that whatever dose you are recommended, you are looking at the right numbers. On the bottle you will see the total omega content, as well as the specific omega content; DHA, EPA, etc. If you have been advised to take 2 g of EPA + DHA/day, make sure you are looking at the breakdown and that you are following these numbers, rather than looking at the total omega count.
I know there is a group of individuals out there who would much rather obtain their nutrients through food, as opposed to supplements. I applaud you and with a few exceptions, I share your opinion. That being said, there are legitimate concerns with the over consumption of fish, especially during pregnancy, in terms of high levels of contaminants. In pregnancy, methyl-mercury, which crosses the placenta can impair development of the central nervous system. Fish contains both polychlorinated bi-phenyls and methyl-mercury, which among other health concerns has been found to be neurotoxic in high amounts. High quality
fish oil
supplements significantly reduce the levels of these contaminants and are a healthier solution for many. That being said, reviews dedicated to health risk benefit analysis of fish intake do state that the benefits of fish consumption for a number of health parameters, outweigh the risks. The exception to this rule seems to be the consumption of fish in pregnancy, although extremely beneficial, these women do need to be careful to limit their intake (6 oz./wk is the current recommendation) while pregnant.
Omega 3 – Quick Facts
Food Sources
· Fish, Flax Seed, Hemp.
Deficiency Symptoms
· Eczema, Dry Skin, Pms, Asthma,
High Cholesterol, Obesity, Depression, Etc.
Optimum Dosage
· Anywhere From 1 G – 6 G/Day.
Works Well With
· Other Essential Fatty Acids, Fat Soluble Vitamins D, E, A And K
Important Information
· Use Caution When Using Blood Thinning Medication. Research Shows That Fish Oil May Cause Increases In Fasting Blood Glucose. These Levels Should Be Monitored If Using An Omega 3 Supplement.
Essential Fats
Omega 3 essential fatty acids, ALA, EPA and DHA, are a family of polyunsaturated fatty acids that cannot made denovo (from new) in the body.
They are essential because they have to be taken in through diet, in order to have their many medicinal effects. Both flax and hemp seed/oils are the highest vegetable sources of omega 3, Alpha linolenic acid (ALA), considered a short chain fatty acid.
Fish and fish oils contain EPA and DHA omega, long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids. In the human body, under optimal conditions, we can convert a certain amount of ALA to DHA and EPA. However, it is not always the case that we have excess ALA to convert, and it has been shown that our conversion process is very inefficient, converting anywhere from only 5% - 20% of what is needed. Women are said to be slightly more efficient at this conversion process than men.
For vegans, especially, this can make it virtually impossible to get adequate amounts of DHA and EPA. Fish and fish oils are by far the most most easy to find and highest source of these essential fats. That being said, recently, some supplement companies have released an algae based DHA source. Research is also looking into sachi inchi, a plant native to the Amazon rainforest, high in omega 3 fatty acids.
The health benefits of Omega 3 fatty acids,EPA and DHA in particular, have been widely studied and are both numerous and widespread in terms of health promoting actions. In terms of heart health, omega 3 fatty acids have been shown to lower cholesterol, triglycerides and
high blood pressure. There has also been significant research dedicated to omega 3 oils, DHA and EPA in particular, and its ability to protect against obesity. It has been shown to help reduce body fat, supporting a healthier BMI and hip to waist circumference ratio. All of these benefits serve to make it useful in terms of treating and preventing heart disease and metabolic syndrome. Omega 3 fatty acids have also been shown to have an affinity for the central nervous system, helping to treat and prevent cognitive decline, protect memory, treat depression, bipolar disorder, attention deficit disorders and schizophrenia. They are also an effective treatment for a variety of autoimmune conditions, including SLE,
IBD
and
rheumatoid arthritis. Studies have also backed its use in Osteoporosis,
Asthma,
psoriasis, eczema, and other dermatological disorders, macular degeneration, and
PMS. Omega 3 fatty acids, DHA in particular, has been associated with the development of the brain, eyes, and immune system of a growing fetus, as well as decreased risk of low birth weight infants. Supplementation is highly recommended for both maternal and fetal health during pregnancy.
Dosage recommendations for omega 3 fatty acids vary depending on the disease process or overall goal. If your goal is to lower your triglyceride level, for instance, it is recommended you consume 3-4 g/day, whereas studies aimed at treating depression found that only 1 g of EPA/day showed better results than higher dosages of 2 and 3 grams. It is important to know that whatever dose you are recommended, you are looking at the right numbers. On the bottle you will see the total omega content, as well as the specific omega content; DHA, EPA, etc. If you have been advised to take 2 g of EPA + DHA/day, make sure you are looking at the breakdown and that you are following these numbers, rather than looking at the total omega count.
I know there is a group of individuals out there who would much rather obtain their nutrients through food, as opposed to supplements. I applaud you and with a few exceptions, I share your opinion. That being said, there are legitimate concerns with the over consumption of fish, especially during pregnancy, in terms of high levels of contaminants. In pregnancy, methyl-mercury, which crosses the placenta can impair development of the central nervous system. Fish contains both polychlorinated bi-phenyls and methyl-mercury, which among other health concerns has been found to be neurotoxic in high amounts. High quality
fish oil
supplements significantly reduce the levels of these contaminants and are a healthier solution for many. That being said, reviews dedicated to health risk benefit analysis of fish intake do state that the benefits of fish consumption for a number of health parameters, outweigh the risks. The exception to this rule seems to be the consumption of fish in pregnancy, although extremely beneficial, these women do need to be careful to limit their intake (6 oz./wk is the current recommendation) while pregnant.
Omega 3 – Quick Facts
Food Sources
· Fish, Flax Seed, Hemp.
Deficiency Symptoms
· Eczema, Dry Skin, Pms, Asthma,
High Cholesterol, Obesity, Depression, Etc.
Optimum Dosage
· Anywhere From 1 G – 6 G/Day.
Works Well With
· Other Essential Fatty Acids, Fat Soluble Vitamins D, E, A And K
Important Information
· Use Caution When Using Blood Thinning Medication. Research Shows That Fish Oil May Cause Increases In Fasting Blood Glucose. These Levels Should Be Monitored If Using An Omega 3 Supplement.
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Omega 3Essential Fats
Omega 3 essential fatty acids, ALA, EPA and DHA, are a family of polyunsaturated fatty acids that cannot made denovo (from new) in the body.
They are essential because they have to be taken in through diet, in order to have their many medicinal effects. Both flax and hemp seed/oils are the highest vegetable sources of omega 3, Alpha linolenic acid (ALA), considered a short chain fatty acid.
Fish and fish oils contain EPA and DHA omega, long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids. In the human body, under optimal conditions, we can convert a certain amount of ALA to DHA and EPA. However, it is not always the case that we have excess ALA to convert, and it has been shown that our conversion process is very inefficient, converting anywhere from only 5% - 20% of what is needed. Women are said to be slightly more efficient at this conversion process than men.
For vegans, especially, this can make it virtually impossible to get adequate amounts of DHA and EPA. Fish and fish oils are by far the most most easy to find and highest source of these essential fats. That being said, recently, some supplement companies have released an algae based DHA source. Research is also looking into sachi inchi, a plant native to the Amazon rainforest, high in omega 3 fatty acids.
The health benefits of Omega 3 fatty acids,EPA and DHA in particular, have been widely studied and are both numerous and widespread in terms of health promoting actions. In terms of heart health, omega 3 fatty acids have been shown to lower cholesterol, triglycerides and
high blood pressure. There has also been significant research dedicated to omega 3 oils, DHA and EPA in particular, and its ability to protect against obesity. It has been shown to help reduce body fat, supporting a healthier BMI and hip to waist circumference ratio. All of these benefits serve to make it useful in terms of treating and preventing heart disease and metabolic syndrome. Omega 3 fatty acids have also been shown to have an affinity for the central nervous system, helping to treat and prevent cognitive decline, protect memory, treat depression, bipolar disorder, attention deficit disorders and schizophrenia. They are also an effective treatment for a variety of autoimmune conditions, including SLE,
IBD
and
rheumatoid arthritis. Studies have also backed its use in Osteoporosis,
Asthma,
psoriasis, eczema, and other dermatological disorders, macular degeneration, and
PMS. Omega 3 fatty acids, DHA in particular, has been associated with the development of the brain, eyes, and immune system of a growing fetus, as well as decreased risk of low birth weight infants. Supplementation is highly recommended for both maternal and fetal health during pregnancy.
Dosage recommendations for omega 3 fatty acids vary depending on the disease process or overall goal. If your goal is to lower your triglyceride level, for instance, it is recommended you consume 3-4 g/day, whereas studies aimed at treating depression found that only 1 g of EPA/day showed better results than higher dosages of 2 and 3 grams. It is important to know that whatever dose you are recommended, you are looking at the right numbers. On the bottle you will see the total omega content, as well as the specific omega content; DHA, EPA, etc. If you have been advised to take 2 g of EPA + DHA/day, make sure you are looking at the breakdown and that you are following these numbers, rather than looking at the total omega count.
I know there is a group of individuals out there who would much rather obtain their nutrients through food, as opposed to supplements. I applaud you and with a few exceptions, I share your opinion. That being said, there are legitimate concerns with the over consumption of fish, especially during pregnancy, in terms of high levels of contaminants. In pregnancy, methyl-mercury, which crosses the placenta can impair development of the central nervous system. Fish contains both polychlorinated bi-phenyls and methyl-mercury, which among other health concerns has been found to be neurotoxic in high amounts. High quality
fish oil
supplements significantly reduce the levels of these contaminants and are a healthier solution for many. That being said, reviews dedicated to health risk benefit analysis of fish intake do state that the benefits of fish consumption for a number of health parameters, outweigh the risks. The exception to this rule seems to be the consumption of fish in pregnancy, although extremely beneficial, these women do need to be careful to limit their intake (6 oz./wk is the current recommendation) while pregnant.
Omega 3 – Quick Facts
Food Sources
· Fish, Flax Seed, Hemp.
Deficiency Symptoms
· Eczema, Dry Skin, Pms, Asthma,
High Cholesterol, Obesity, Depression, Etc.
Optimum Dosage
· Anywhere From 1 G – 6 G/Day.
Works Well With
· Other Essential Fatty Acids, Fat Soluble Vitamins D, E, A And K
Important Information
· Use Caution When Using Blood Thinning Medication. Research Shows That Fish Oil May Cause Increases In Fasting Blood Glucose. These Levels Should Be Monitored If Using An Omega 3 Supplement.
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