Cyto Matrix Omega-Matrix 180 Softgels

Omega Matrix

Norwegian Marine Lipids

• Soy Free
• Non-GMO
• Dairy Free
• Gluten Free

The addition of 200mg borage oil provides 24% GLA content for a total of 48mg GLA per softgel, adding anti-inflammatory properties

Molecularly distilled to ensure the end product is free from heavy metals, organophosphate compounds and unwanted contaminants

Each softgel delivers a minimum of 400mg EPA and 200mg DHA, sourced from wild Norwegian sardine, mackerel and anchovies, with added vitamin E for improved stability

Indicated for systemic inflammatory conditions such as arthritis, autoimmunity, cognitive decline, mood disorders, eczema, premenstrual syndrome, and dry eye syndrome

The modern Nutrition Plan has seen a drastic reduction in the intake of omega-3 fatty acids, compounded by a significantly greater intake of omega-6 fatty acids. This is problematic as many of our tissues rely on fatty acids for proper synthesis and communication. If the appropriate fatty acids are not available, the implications for overall health are vast. Ultimately, a relative deficiency of omega-3 fatty acids can lead to a pro-inflammatory state and increase the risk of chronic disease.

The active compounds responsible for the widespread benefits of fish oil supplementation have been identified as eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA). Although both are important for various aspects of human health, EPA is generally regarded as an anti-inflammatory fatty acid while DHA is primarily responsible for neurodevelopment and nerve Safeguardion.

EPA and DHA have been clinically studied in a variety of health conditions. For example, supplementation with these omega-3 fatty acids have been found to be beneficial for cardiovascular health, rheumatoid arthritis, autoimmunity, mental clarity, mood, skin health and atopic concerns, to name just a few clinical indications. Simply put, EPA and DHA should be considered for any systemic inflammatory condition.

Although an excess of omega-6 fatty acids can be problematic, not all omega-6 fatty acids should be vilified. For example, Gamma Linolenic Acid (GLA) is an omega-6 fatty acid commonly found in plant seeds such as evening primrose, borage and hemp. When provided together with omega-3 fatty acids such as EPA and DHA, GLA conversion to prostaglandin E1 is encouraged. PGE1 has anti-inflammatory effects and also has the ability to induce smooth muscle relaxation. Most importantly, clinical trials with GLA have demonstrated benefits in arthritis, eczema, hypercholesterolemia, premenstrual syndrome and dry eye syndrome.

Omega Matrix is molecularly distilled, without the use of chemicals or solvents, to ensure purity and removal of harmful compounds such as heavy metals and organophosphate compounds. Omega Matrix includes 400mg EPA, 200mg DHA and 200mg of borage oil per softgel. The borage oil contains 24% GLA content for a total of 48mg GLA in each softgel. Mixed tocopherols are added to the formula to Safeguard against and prevent oxidation.