Are both the Ultra and Ultra with Omega-3 a good replacement for the Move Free Advanced?
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On a related product, Schiff's MegaRed Joint Care soft gels appear to contain the same ingredients as theSchiff MoveFree Ultra Omega Joint Supplement, as well as being much lower in price on Amazon. I just orderedthe Joint Care one from Costco today ($29 and change for 60 ct. inc. shipping) before I saw Amazon's prices.
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Move Free Advanced didn't do a thing a thing for me -- for my arthritis I take Zyflamend which I believe does help. I don't take Ultra with Omega 3. I do take Omega 3 Fish Oil. Hope this is helpful.
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NO. The Advanced contains a natural acid derived from fish. Only this version has a higher amount to alleviate inflammation.
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The ultra with Omega-3 was the first Move Free product I have used. My husband and I have good resultswith the ultra Omega-3. My husband had pain in his knee and I had arthritis pain prior to take the UltraOmega-3.
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The Ultra Omega is the best replacement for Move Free Advanced due to its ingredients.
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I have found it is a very good replacement for the Move Free Advanced. I have tried many and this has worked the best . Patricia Stetler
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No, I started with Ultra and got no results, whereas with the Ultra Omega I got almost immediate results. Move Free didn't work for me either.
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follow the link to Metagenics website and scroll towards the bottom where it lists all the UltraMeal types. I use Ultra Meal Plus 360. As much as I dislike using fructose I have used the 360 every day for 8 months and my good cholesterol numbers went way up. http://www.metagenics.com/products/search-products-a-z?letter=U
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NO. It is not. As has been said, you can take both because Flax oil only contains omega-3 in ALA form (check the label) and that form, as with all plant-sourced omega-3 (except for algae), is very hard for our bodies to convert to any useful omega-3s (EPA and DHA). Fish oils, on the other hand, are "good to go" with no conversion necessary. I love flax for its moisturizing abilities, but also take fish oil as my real omega-3 source. As for flax being somehow cleaner because this one is organic, look for a molecularly distilled, domestic (Alaskan) type of fish oil (or just pure wild salmon oil) and you will be fine. I use Fisol by Nature's Way. Clean and Alaskan pollack and hake sourced.
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The ratio is: EPA 860 mg. to DHA 580 mg. It's not twice as much. There is a lot of controversy as to how much you should take and the actual ratio. It all depends on what health concern you are addressing. I would advise you contact Metagenics and see if they have another Fish Oil that has exactly what you need. They have several types and are really helpful. Good Luck!
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If you're looking for a gluten free top of the line Omega 3 I would recommend this one Zahler 3000mg of Fish Oil, 900 mg EPA 600 mg DHA 90 mg DPA total 1860mg of Omega-3, 180 Softgels I absolutely love this fish oil for the quality and the real high EPA and DHA levels.
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They told me it's equivalent to eating two servings of salmon a week. But unlike eating fish you don't have as high of a risk of contaminants. A lesser risk is Sports Research Labs or Mercola brand krill oil. The least risk is buying Premier Labs Research DHA supplement but if you want virtually zero risk get Premier Research Labs EFA oil although it doesn't contain EPA or DHA. The best situation to cover all your EFA needs is buying both their DHA and EFA oil if you got the money.
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In general, there is no need to take both, flax oil and fish oil. That would be too much, because both contain Omega3 fatty acids. Barlean's is a good company, which supports the I-522: Your right to know. They are for the GMO (Genetically Modified Organism) labeling. I assume you would like to know if you are taking GMO products. Having said that, I personally prefer Krill Oil. Krill Oil has the highest concentration of Omega3. I always buy Dr. Mercola's Krill Oil. You can trust Dr. Mercola's products. Please, google Dr. Mercola. He has his own website. His clinic is in the state of Illinois.
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I'm not sure what is in Omega XL, but I do know that Tripernol is one of the only pure Green lipped Mussel oil from New Zealand that is not from concentrate, or freeze dried. I do believe that this form of Omega acid is superior to fish or krill oil. Hope this helps you. It's a great product and has no aftertaste of "fish burps". FYI, I am in no way affiliated with the company.
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You want more EPA so you can have therapeutic effect. Go here and read more about it. http://igennus.com/nutrition/omega-3-science/epa-vs-dha/
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Yes, I believe so. DHA/EPA OMEGA 3s are obtained from fatty marine animals: sardines, salmon, mackerel. Plant sources of omega 3s, like flaxseed, would not contain DHA/EPA. Neither would land animals contain omega 3 DHA/EPA. Coromega orange-flavor Omega-s has no fishy taste or after=taste. My grandkids love it and take it as is. No need to chase it down with orange juice or other beverage.
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It's just fish oil. The claim to improve mood is based on what they claim is a high EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid, a type of Omega 3) content. It looks like the EPA is 50% of the total Omega 3 (1000mg out of a 2000mg serving) and the fish oil I now take (Nordic Naturals Ultimate Omega) has approximately the same ratio (650mg of EPA ourt of 1280mg total Omega 3).
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If you're looking for a real good quality fish oil that is enteric coated and contains absolutely no fishy aftertaste I would recommend you look into this one Zahler Omega 3 Platinum 3000mg, Triple Strength All-Natural Pure Fish Oil Supplement, Burpless Softgel with No Fishy Aftertaste, Highest in EPA and DHA, The #1 Strongest Best Quality Fish Oil, Certified Kosher,60 Caps I've seen great results on this fish oil and I had no issue taking them. It's a real good quality Omega 3.
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Nutrigold Triple Strength Omega-3 Gold Fish Oil Supplement, 1250 mg, 180 Softgels
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Sorry that I can't answer your immediate question, but check out this site. http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2008/08/14/is-krill-oil-48-times-better-than-fish-oil.aspx I don't know if it's a truthful review or biased in some way. I have taken the krill oil for the last several months and I feel better than ever. I even cut back to 1 capsule a day. The problem is omega 3 is a product that works in the background and doesn't present immediate benefits. So whether it's the krill oil or something else, I can't be certain. You might investigate web sites to get a better response to your question.
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Yes. most supplements are good for a year from date of purchase, for further questions, contact Nuskin directly they usually answer emails fairly quickly. Just a note these are the best Omega 3 you can buy, no fishy aftertaste, doesn't upset your stomach-no fishy burps either
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I have tendenitis as well as a Peroneus brevis tendon split tear in which I will have surgery in the next few weeks. I have been using Move Free Ultra now for about 3 months. I have tried other supplements for the same purpose which were much more costly and the pills were much larger and more difficult to swallow. I find these to work just as well, though it can be different for everyone. I have had my 81 year old mother on them for about 2 months because of arthritis in her knees and it does not seem to help her situation. For the price, I would try for at least 2 months. It takes that long for most supplements to actually start working effectively. It doesn't hurt. Hope that answers your questions. Good luck.
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I looked up the vitalizer compared to the ib3 chi Energizer and it makes similar claims but doesn't promote the fish movement. There were also warnings not to buy imitation products. My healthcare professional SPECIFICALLY recommended the Original ib3 Chi Energizer which I think is the bomb. Good luck!