DHA is Better at Raising HDLs, the 'Good' Cholesterol

Note: DHA is not expected to lower bad cholesterol.

"Clinical studies are now concluding significant benefits associated with DHA-rich microalgae oils versus DHA-poor fish oils. High doses of oil from both fish and microalgae sources are considered safe, result in increased circulation of both EPA and DHA omega-3s, and both oil sources are protective against cardiovascular risk factors. Significantly, DHA-rich microalgae oil formulations are equally or more protective compared to fish oil in nearly all human trials conducted. This is mainly because 90% of the omega-3s in our body is DHA. DHA acts more directly in the system." - Dr. Doughman, PhD

Dr Doughman's High Dose HDL Recommendation:

For proper daily levels take at 1200 mg DHA and 40 mg EPA.
PURE ONE is optimized for lowering high triglyceride levels naturally over a 3-month period when used as directed.

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HDL Recommendation:

4 Concentrated Omega-3 Capsules Daily

(Four Pure One Capsules Give 1200mg DHA + 40 mg EPA)

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DR DOUGHMAN, PHD

High-density lipoproteins (HDL) form a class of lipoproteins, varying somewhat in their size (811 nm in diameter), that carry fatty acids and cholesterol from the body's tissues to the liver. About thirty percent of blood cholesterol is carried by HDL. Omega-3s also raise HDL levels. It's well known that HDL shuttles cholesterol away from tissues, and away from your arteries, back to your liver. That is why HDL is called the "good" cholesterol because it is taking cholesterol away from your arteries.

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