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There are companies working on growing omega-3 using algae.
by hershel 13y ago
There are companies working on growing omega-3 using algae.
- diogenescynic 13y agoIt's already being done. Horizon organic milk has DHA and Omega-3 added from algae products. "While some DHA is derived from fish, we use only plant-based, water-extracted DHA": http://www.horizondairy.com/products/milk-plus-dha-omega-3/whole-milk-plus-dha-omega-3/ http://www.horizondairy.com/products/milk-plus-dha-omega-3/w...
- tostitos1979 13y agoI have a fish allergy that makes me a bit nervous to take fish oil. I tried fax seed and stopped after reading about its ineffectiveness. How much milk should I be drinking for the Omega-3 benefits? Edit: let me be specific. According to the web, each serving of this milk contains 32mg DHA Omega-3. The fish oil recommendation seems to be 3 grams of fish oil. How do these equate?
- WalterSear 13y agoYou have been able to buy it at fancy health food stores for several years now.
- chc 13y agoYou can already buy several different kinds of algae-derived omega-3 DHA supplements on Amazon. But the best deal there is Ovega-3, which at $0.29 per pill is about twice as expensive as fish oil.