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Benefits |
Salvia Sclarea Oil |
Fish Oil |
Flax Seed
Oil |
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Excellent taste and color |
Yes |
Fishy taste |
Bitter after taste |
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Allergens free |
Yes |
Sea products are known allergens |
Flax is a known allergen |
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No toxic matters |
No presence of toxic matters |
Potential exposure to heavy metals due to ocean pollutions |
Contain toxic Cynic glycoside in the seeds |
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Upper limit “due to a risk” of internal bleeding |
No upper limit |
Recommended dosage is up to 3 grams a day or two portions of fish a week |
Unknown |
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High amount of Omega 3 |
Up to 55% |
Between 20% - 30% of EPA and DHA |
Up to 55% |
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Stability |
Excellent stability |
Non stable source – oxidize quickly |
Non stable source – oxidize quickly |
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Can be sold to the wide population including vegans and vegetarians, nursing woman and children and infants |
Yes |
Not suitable for vegans and vegetarians and for some kosher requirements |
There are warning on the consumption of Flax for nursing woman and children – due to the high amount of phytoestrogens in Flax products |
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Essential fatty acid |
Yes |
Essential fatty acid |
Yes |


The Sage plant in Israel is Wild and grows naturally with no use of pesticides. Discovered in these plants were parts with a very high concentration of Omega-3 and 100 different active nutrients. The Omega-3 oils produced from the grains are the most stable. This clinical research was done by Universities around the world and is strongly supported by the scientific community; it is an amazing and unique discovery! Because it is a natural product it is safer to consume than Omega-3 from fish-oil because it contains no mercury, ocean pollution, oxygenation, or oxygenating. There are no allergens or damaging materials that cause side effects and can be consumed by pregnant or nursing women, diabetics, and people on medication such as blood thinners.
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