Best quality oils with consistent GLA levels
Evening Primrose Oil is rich in polyunsaturated Fatty Acids including Linoleic Acid and Gamma-Linolenic Acid (GLA), and is low in saturated Fatty Acids. Linoleic Acid is abundant in many vegetable oils but Evening Primrose Oil is one of the few rich sources of GLA. The body not only uses polyunsaturates for the growth of cell membranes but it also converts them into Prostaglandins. Prostaglandins are physiologically-active hormone-like substances which control and regulate many body processes.
Before the body can make use of Linoleic Acid for Prostaglandin formation, it has to convert it to GLA, and sometimes this conversion is slow or partially blocked. Hence, a dietary source of GLA can be very useful to the body in by-passing the conversion process. GLA is the precursor of a particularly important prostaglandin called PGE1, which takes part in regulating the Nervous, Cardiovascular and Reproductive Systems, Skin condition and other biological functions. Prostaglandins however are not the only nutritional benefit to be derived from EPO - its Fatty Acids provide for cell membrane growth as well.
Dosage:
1 to 3 capsules daily with a meal.
Caution:
If you suffer from epilepsy, consult your doctor before taking this product.
| Product Specifications | |
| Typically per capsule: | |
| | 10mg |
| | 1000mg |
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| Gamma Linolenic Acid (GLA) | | | 84mg |
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| Encapsulated with: | |
| Capsule Shell (Gelatin, Glycerin) |
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| Disintegration time: Less than 1 hour. |
