Omegas, What Are They Good For?
A healthy human (mammal) should maintain a diet of 3:1 Omega 6 to Omega 3 Fatty Acids. Check out these interesting Facts:
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The average dog and cat maintains a diet of 6:1 fatty acids.
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The average western (human) diet is a ratio of 20:1 fatty acids.
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Too much omega 6 (chiefly from corn) causes inflammation.
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Hemp Well contains the optimal 3:1 ratio of Omega fatty acids. A better ratio than other oils like fish, krill or flax oil.
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