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ALA is found in abundantly in flax, and in small quantities in walnuts, cold pressed canola oil, wheat germ (the part taken out when making white flour), and dark green leafy vegetables (in tiny amounts). By by far the best food source of ALA is flax seed and flax oil. sinusitis The typical American diet nowadays contains extremely little of ALA, and so about 95-99% of the US population is deficient in it. This deficiency plays a sinusitis role in practically all degenerative sinusitis diseases like heart disease and cancer. Thousands of research studies in the last 20 years have shown that EFAs can have a profound effect on medical conditions including arthritis, skin conditions, cardiovascular diseases, diabetic neuropathy, immune function, and premenstrual syndrome. Adding ALA back to diet has lots of benefits, indlucing lower cardiovascular risk, smoother skin, higher energy levels, stamina, performance and recovery, better insulin sensitivity, lowered cancer risk, lowered inflammation, greater heat production, and improved mood, learning, IQ and calmness, and better ability to handle stress. |
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