What is Cholesterol? Cholesterol is a fat-like ground substance that the body itself can produce, but also foodstuffs of animal origin, such as cheese, sausages and eggs contain the fat, which can absorbed by the body. The human liver produces 1 to 2 g cholesterol daily, which is enough to cover the daily needs, even in a completely cholesterol-free diet.

What is cholesterol? Cholesterol is essential, its task is, for example. structure of cell membranes, vitamin D and fat digestion. Cholesterol is also an important task for our energibalance.Usund lifestyles lack of exercise and stress can have a negative impact on cholesterol mirror. To prevent a too high cholesterol mirror is a proper nutrition is very important. Remember to get input polyunsaturated fatty acids (eg. deep-sea fish) and not as many saturated fats (fatty meat, eggs, butter, cream ...)

What is cholesterol mirror? When talking about cholesterol mirror, it is usually the total number of cholesterol, circulates in our blood, which is meant. Cholesterol needs sustaining substances to move around the body, called lipoproteins. These lipoproteins divided according to their density / volume. There is a distinction here between lipoproteins with low density ( "bad cholesterol") = LDL (low density lipoprotein) and those with high density ( "good cholesterol") = HDL (High Density Lipoprotein). When cholesterol mirror examination, you note that LDL value not too high and the HDL value is not too low.

LDL - HDL LDL transported via the blood to the organs. Is there too much LDL in the blood can form deposits on vascular (karforsnævringer that can lead to blood vessels to stop.) These may later lead to heart attack or stroke.

Contrast, HDL has the opposite effect, it transports cholesterol to the liver where it decompose. Therefore it becomes known as "good" cholesterol. The higher blood levels are here, better

Causes of high blood cholesterol mirror: - Diet containing much animal fat.
- Disturbances in cholesterol changed
- Overweight
- Diabetes
- Hereditary causes
- Too little exercise

Potential Hazards: Thrombus
Cerebral Haemorrhage

Super Omega 3 Active we recommend as the ideal complement to the diet. Because of its unique combination of real ingredients - omega-3 fatty acids (EPA + DHA), oleic acid and Beta - Glucan ..

Why is this combination so unique? Omega 3 fatty acids (EPA + DHA), derived from fish oil.
Omega 3 fatty acids are essential, polyunsaturated fatty acids. Humans can not easily self - serve them. Therefore, they must be absorbed through the diet. Omega 3 fatty acids are known for their cholesterol-lowering effect.

The most famous Omega 3 fatty acids are

EPA (Eicosapentensyre)

DHA (docosahexaenoic acid)

and both are added in large quantities. A daily ration containing 958 mg EPA and 655 mg DHA.

In comparison, contains

100 g salmon 70 mg EPA 214 mg DHA
100 g mackerel 69 mg EPA 130 mg DHA
100 g tuna 107 mg EPA 228 mg DHA

Oleic acid, derived from olive oil Oleic acid is found in olive oil is the most important single unsaturated fatty acid.
The last 10 years research has shown that it leads to a lowering of LDL-mirror. It is time become very popular because of its extremely positive overall effect on cholesterol mirror.

Beta-glucan extracted from barley Beta-glucan extracted from barley, is known for the following characteristics:
Remarkable lowering of total and LDL cholesterol mirror
Lowering blood glucose and insulin concentrations
Excellent ballast soluble substance that promotes bowel function

Our recommendation:
3 x 1 capsule with a glass of water
60 capsules