Why should deep-sea fish oil be taken together with soy lecithin?

In recent years, scientists have gradually discovered the shortcomings of fish oil, because the target consumers of fish oil are middle-aged and elderly people, whose livers generally have poor absorption capacity. So what about taking deep-sea fish oil and soy lecithin together?

1. Transporting waste in the body: Fish oil dissolves and separates excess cholesterol and other waste in the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular systems. A "transport vehicle" is needed to transport the waste out. This transport vehicle is lecithin. Lecithin plays a role in transporting waste and repairing and activating cells in the body.

2. Reduce serum cholesterol levels:

Promote blood circulation. Lecithin has the function of emulsifying and decomposing fats, which can enhance blood circulation, improve serum lipids, remove peroxides, reduce the cholesterol and neutral fat content in the blood, reduce the retention time of fat in the inner wall of blood vessels, promote the dissipation of atherosclerotic plaques, and prevent damage to the vascular endothelium caused by cholesterol.

3. Synergy and efficiency, even more powerful:

Did you know that scientific lecithin should be taken with fish oil? In recent years, scientists have gradually discovered the shortcomings of fish oil. The target consumers of fish oil are middle-aged and elderly people, and their liver's absorption capacity is generally poor. For deep-sea fish oil to play its role better and more safely, it cannot be separated from the help and cooperation of lecithin. Elderly people can achieve a complementary effect by taking lecithin at the same time as taking fish oil.

4. Enhance liver function and protect the liver:

The substitutes of fish oil in regulating blood lipids have to be metabolized by the liver, thus increasing the burden on the liver. 5. It can be seen that taking fish oil and lecithin together can not only establish a clean and unobstructed blood environment, increase the flexibility of blood vessels, and effectively protect the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular vessels, but lecithin can also enhance the excretion function of the liver, thereby protecting the liver from damage.