Supports the nervous system: Studies show that omega-3 acids make up almost half of all fatty acids that make up the cell membranes of neurons. By regulating its fluidity and elasticity, these compounds maintain effective communication between cells and facilitate the absorption of essential substances such as choline or glycine. In addition, ALA protects the nervous system by reducing the toxic effects of excess glutamate activity. By normalizing dopamine and norepinephrine levels, it can also improve motivation and focus.

Supports good mood: Many people struggling with depression have been found to have low levels of omega-3s, especially DHA. This situation can lead to a decrease in the stability of cell membranes, but it can also impair dopamine and serotonin levels. Proper functioning of those brain chemicals is essential for motivation, mood, and general well-being. Studies show that EPA, DHA, and ALA can increase levels of these substances. Restoring the nervous system is no less important than a positive attitude. An imbalance between cell degeneration and neurogenesis may be a risk factor for mood disorders. The components of this preparation prevent premature death of neurons, protect cognitive functions and mental health.

Improves resistance to stress: There are many factors that can trigger the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis. Activation of this system increases the secretion of cortisol, which is often called the "stress hormone" because it is responsible for many of the symptoms that can occur during stressful events. The HPA axis is regulated by the main inhibitory neurotransmitter GABA, which is essential for resistance to stress. It has been shown that omega-3 can reduce the activity of the HPA, which helps reduce the release of cortisol and mitigate the negative effects of this substance on the body. In addition, omega-3 acids help stabilize dopamine and serotonin levels, improve motivation, stress resistance and inner comfort.

Supports vitality: Omega-3 fatty acids have a positive effect on the nervous system, but they can really affect the body in many ways. DHA and EPA have been shown to help prevent atherosclerosis. They help lower cholesterol levels, especially the LDL type, which is commonly called "bad cholesterol" because it tends to build up on the walls of blood vessels. These two omega-3 acids are also important for an efficient metabolism. ALA improves natural immunity due to its antiviral properties. In addition, it is a strong antioxidant that can chelate heavy metals and remove them from the body. In addition, ALA stimulates mitochondria, which are the main energy centers in cells. As a result, the body's cells can receive more energy even as we age.