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Do Omega-3’s Help Calcium Supplements Work Better?

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There are multiple studies that have looked at the possible relationship between Omega-3 essential fatty acids from seafood and whether or not, when taken with calcium, they help the calcium work better to nourish bones. Omega-3 essential fatty acids like DHA, ALA, ETA, and EPA are plentiful in fish and also in New Zealand Greenlipped Mussel. In fact, ETA (eicosatetraenoic acid) is an Omega-3 found only in the New Zealand Greenlipped Mussel. 

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CAN HYALURONIC ACID HELP DOGS WITH JOINT ISSUES?

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Joint disease in dogs can be caused by aging, overuse, stress, or injury. In fact, 20% of dogs over the age of 1 experience some type of arthritis or joint issue, while 90% of senior dogs have arthritis. 

Large breeds, working dogs, and dogs that compete in agility or field trials are likely to develop joint issues sooner. The most common places for dogs to experience arthritis-related pain and stiffness are in their hips, knees, elbows, lower back, and wrists which can result in your dog having difficulty running, jumping, and even walking, and this can drastically affect their quality of life.

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Are Yellow Labs More Likely To Rupture Cruciate Ligament?

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An 8-year study conducted by the UW Veterinary Care Hospital at the University of Wisconsin – Madison was conducted to identify risk factors for the development of cruciate ligament rupture (CR) in Labrador Retrievers. 

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Is Greenlipped Mussel Better Than Fish Oil?

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Does Greenlipped Mussel offer more health benefits than fish oil?  A new research study by the Clinic of Rheumatology and Internal Medicine looks at that question.

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Taking A Daily ETA Supplement May Improve Psoriasis

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A new study identifies the benefits of supplements made from a specific kind of omega-3 essential fatty acid called eicosatetraenoic acid (ETA) for people with psoriasis or with a family history of psoriasis.

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