Fish Oil

Anybody use this stuff and does it really work? Got my cholesterol checked last week and it is a little high. Thinking of getting some fish oil.

 

Eh, gracias.

 

Someone will answer before long, don't despair. I don't know much about high cholesterol, but I've heard people swear by fish oil. I could google it and pretend I do, but I really don't. . We have a few on here with high levels, they'll pop in before long.

 

I stared taking some today. I had to get the coated ones though to avoid the "after taste". Hopefully these will help.

 

http://http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=udo's+gold&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&rls=GGLG,GGLG:2005-52,GGLG:en&sa=X&oi=froogle&ct=title

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I take them, but haven't had my cholesterol checked since I started. And when I do get it checked again, it better damn well be lower cause I've been doing a bunch of other shit to get it lowered, so I still won't be able to say whether the fish oil specifically made much of a difference.

 

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google udo's gold.

 

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My cholestrol went from 240 to 170 in 2 months after reading this article
The only change was not eating or drinking anything heated in a microwave . Still eat any foods .

'http://chetday.com/microwave.html