Omega 3 unsaturated fatty acids EPA and DHA are part of many life processes in the human organism. They are important for the cardiovascular system, mainly for the correct functioning of the heart. They positively affect the state of eyes and participate also in the functioning of the brain. Omega 3 fatty acids are also important for pregnant and breastfeeding women – for the correct development of the brain and sight of the foetus and also the suckling. Because our body is not able to produce these substances itself, it is necessary to add them into the body with food, or with food supplements.

DHA contributes to:
• maintenance of the normal functioning of the brain and state of sight1

DHA by pregnant and breastfeeding women contributes to:
• correct development of the brain and eyes of the foetus and suckling2

EPA and DHA contribute to:
• normal functioning of the heart3

1 a daily intake of at least 250 mg DHA (3 capsules daily) will result in a positive effect
2 a daily intake of at least 200 mg DHA (2 capsules daily) will result in a positive effect
3 a daily intake of at least 250 mg EPA and DHA (1 capsule daily) will result in a positive effect