If i just brought a good mutivitam would that do th
e job. And it stating omega 3.
If i just brought a good mutivitam would that do th
e job. And it stating omega 3.
Current meds,
duloxetine 60mg am/ pm , cut out night time one,, see how it goes,
seroquel 200mg xr pm ------ weaned down to 150mg-------now 100mg------ 50mg---------NONE-----back on 50mg
diaizpam 5mg, as needed.
come on panic attack do your worse,, you can knock me down,, BUT I WILL GET BACK UP AGAIN.
Its all to do with the EPA content of the Omega 3 apparently. Apparently the studies showed a positive difference to people with depression who took EPA of 1000mg per day. So check out the EPA content on the back of the bottle. 4 capsules a day of the Eskimo 3 Fish Oil is 960mg so that is what I take.
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Dr David Servan-Schreiber talked about fish oil as an effective cure for depression in this book (original title, Guérir)
Btw, there are a lot of interesting ideas in it.
what is the kind of time scale on this does anyone know?
I began to take fish oil supplements just under a month ago, and I am not expecting anything overnight or anything, just wondering how soon any effect was seen
I am about to order some omega 3 but I am ordering krill oil which is purer and 42% high in omega 3 im ordering mine from iherb which is in the states but it only costs about £10-12.
They're said to be good also for visual snow so I'm giving them a try.
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This. There's a website where a huge amount of research was collated.
http://www.psycheducation.org/depres...ds/Omega-3.htm
EPA needs to be around 1000mg, and a tablet needs to be at least 60% EPA and no more than 40% DHA. Now you may find that a 1000mg Omega 3 tablet is only 180mg EPA and 120mg DHA, so effectively, you'd need to take six tablets a day to get 1000mg EPA.
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Omega 6 is known to cause pain related anxiety, rather than relieve. I would change to Omega 3 unless Omega 6 is working for you. Omega 3 is supposed to balance out the Omega 6.
How long before you notice an effect?
Unfortunately, Omega 3 can take some time before it starts to work - as much as 4-6 weeks. If you're particularly struggling, why not try some Inositol and/or Magnesium - which has much more rapid relief.
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I've just noted that the Omega3 tablets you are taking do not contain E-EPA. There is a difference between EPA and E-EPA.:
EPA is the natural form of Eicosapentaenoic acid. This is the form in 95% of Omega 3 tablets out there and easiest to find. This is in foods and the cheapest form.
E-EPA or Ethyl eicosapentaenoic acid is the synthetic form of EPA. It's obtainable, but much more expensive. Whether it is more potent than standard EPA is uncertain, but it certainly appears to have evidence for treating a wide range of psychological symptoms.
Both varieties of EPA help, but it's worth clarifying a few things in your original statement, so people aren't trying to track down expensive forms of EPA in E-EPA.
For anyone interested - I found these as a high source of EPA and low in DHA, for very reasonable prices:
http://www.myprotein.com/uk/products/super_omega_3
This has 530mg EPA in ONE tablet. You'd need two a day!
I've started to take some Hemp oil capsules that are meant to be a good source of omega 3. Has anyone else tried these?
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