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April 8th, 2004, 07:25 PM
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Omega 3 Eggs -- worth the extra cost?
I've been buying Omega 3 Eggs (laid by free range chickens fed certain
feed), but I'm also taking fish oil (two capsules/day) and flax (1 tablespoon/day). Given my consumption of fish oil and flax, what good are Omega 3 Eggs? -- Bob in CT Remove ".x" to reply 
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April 8th, 2004, 07:35 PM
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Omega 3 Eggs -- worth the extra cost?
I asked my doctor about the same thing when he suggested I start taking the
fish oil capsules. His response was that there is really no benefit in excess and that a 1500mg dose a day should be just fine. YMMV though. "Bob in CT" wrote in message news  I've been buying Omega 3 Eggs (laid by free range chickens fed certain feed), but I'm also taking fish oil (two capsules/day) and flax (1 tablespoon/day). Given my consumption of fish oil and flax, what good are Omega 3 Eggs? -- Bob in CT Remove ".x" to reply
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April 8th, 2004, 08:49 PM
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Omega 3 Eggs -- worth the extra cost?
I've been buying Omega 3 Eggs (laid by free range chickens fed certain
feed), but I'm also taking fish oil (two capsules/day) and flax (1 tablespoon/day). Given my consumption of fish oil and flax, what good are Omega 3 Eggs? Less toxins. For me, the small expense is worth it, maybe 2 dollars more a dozen. That's not much for me considering I eat a dozen a week. If they were an occasional food I wouldn't bother. *
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April 8th, 2004, 09:37 PM
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Omega 3 Eggs -- worth the extra cost?
Put some flax in regular eggs. Save some $$$. Eat some canned salmon.
Bob in CT wrote: :: I've been buying Omega 3 Eggs (laid by free range chickens fed :: certain feed), but I'm also taking fish oil (two capsules/day) and :: flax (1 tablespoon/day). Given my consumption of fish oil and flax, :: what good are Omega 3 Eggs? :: :: -- :: Bob in CT :: Remove ".x" to reply
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April 9th, 2004, 05:24 AM
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Omega 3 Eggs -- worth the extra cost?
I want to eat health. If my chicken eats health then I will buy it.....if it
doesn't cost too much  "Roger Zoul" wrote in message ... Put some flax in regular eggs. Save some $$$. Eat some canned salmon. Bob in CT wrote: :: I've been buying Omega 3 Eggs (laid by free range chickens fed :: certain feed), but I'm also taking fish oil (two capsules/day) and :: flax (1 tablespoon/day). Given my consumption of fish oil and flax, :: what good are Omega 3 Eggs? :: :: -- :: Bob in CT :: Remove ".x" to reply
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