Tip #3 – Fish Oil Rules

by Noel Chelliah on Tuesday, Nov 25, 2008

Fish Oil Rules
By Dr. John Berardi

I consider fish oil to be an essential supplement for fat loss. Data from the University of Western Ontario shows that fish oil supplementation increases lean body mass (during non-dieting conditions), increases BMR (by up to 400kcal/day), decreases inflammation, and improves the ratio of fat/carb oxidized (sparing carbs, burning fat). Recommended dose: Start with 6-10g per day of total fish oil (assuming 30% EPA and DHA).

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Noel Chelliah

Noel Chelliah, ACE-CPT, ACE-LWMC, has been recognized as one of the Top Transformation Experts in Malaysia. No stranger to being overweight himself, Noel has gone through a life-changing transformation himself, from fat, to fit. In 2010, Noel founded the DailyMuscle Body Transformation Camp, which today helps hundreds of individuals exercise and practice healthier habits. In his spare time, Noel serves the community with various programs that promote a healthier lifestyle, and enjoys playing with his dogs.

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max December 3, 2008 at 7:20 pm

so what are the fish oil supplements that are available in stores in KL? i ve seen many but dont know which one is a better one…do help? thanx

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dailymuscle December 4, 2008 at 1:21 pm

max: GNC seems to have some great fish oil supplements that are reasonably priced. I remember seeing one where Salmon is the sole source of the oil, and some have a mixed source, from various fish. Either one should be okay if you’d like to give this a try.

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