Five reasons Mito-Omega fish oil can
help you survive the New Year the New You!
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Mito-Omega fish oil can help minimize
the damage from consuming sugar, alcohol and refined carbohydrates (the three
biggest “anti-health” foods in my opinion). Here are my top five reasons it
can help keep you healthy and energized this holiday season.
Decreases
Inflammation
Sugar, alcohol, refined carbohydrates
and Trans fats…they all contribute to inflammation in the body. If they are in
any way a part of your diet you may be at risk for chronic inflammation.
Stress, both physical and emotional, is also a contributor to chronic
inflammation. Chronic inflammation has many detrimental effects on your health
and is at the root of many diseases. EPA and DHA fatty acids are two very
potent anti-inflammatories that are found in high amounts in Mito-Omega fish
oil.
Assists
with Weight Loss
Fish oil has been shown to help with
weight loss by reducing insulin levels. Increased insulin levels can discourage
your body from burning stored fat as fuel and can actually encourage your body
to store fat. Things that cause a spike in insulin levels include sugar,
alcohol and refined carbohydrates. If you are going to consume any of these
during the holidays, take a teaspoon of Mito-Omega fish oil at the same time to
reduce the effect on your insulin levels.
Improves
Immunity
Sugar and alcohol are taxing on your
immune system. Consuming fish oil daily is a great way to increase immune
health. The essential fatty acids in fish oil are responsible for maintaining
healthy tissue cells found in the gastrointestinal tract.
Maintains
Optimal Energy Levels
With the short days, little sunlight,
and increase in social commitments, it’s easy to feel tired this time of year.
The essential fatty acids found in fish oil can help keep your energy levels
high as they are necessary for your body to produce metabolic energy.
Improves
Mood
Omega-3 deficiency has been linked to
depression, anxiety and other mood disorders. This is attributed to the fact
that fats are the key building blocks of cell membranes and are essential for
proper brain function. Omega-3 fatty acids help form cell membranes and
keep those membranes flexible. They also help regulate the flow of hormones and
other chemical messengers, which affect our mood.