Did you know that Susie's Smart Breakfast Cookies are an effective way of increasing the Omega-3s in your tissues?
Hello dear customers -- and I hope that you are all staying well,
As I read more and more papers on the importance of Omega-3s in mounting an effective and healthy immune response, I began to wonder if you were aware that the Breakfast Cookies are an effective way of boosting your Omega-3s.
We always suspected this, but learned it as a fact when we ran the clinical trial on the Breakfast Cookie Diet in 2018. A number of the participants in this weight loss trial volunteered to supply us with blood samples -- before and after consuming two Breakfast Cookies a day for 30 days (i.e., they were following the Susie's Smart Breakfast Cookie Diet that is on this site).
The results were impressive. Some participants experienced a 43% increase in their total Omega-3s (from 3.92% to 5.62%). Long chain Omega-3s, EPA and DHA, increased as much as 56%, from 2.60% to 4.06%. These final levels are still low, as those of you who understand your Omega-3s will know (the optimal for Total Omega 3s is > 9% and the optimal for EPA and DHA is >8%), but they are going in the right direction!
Those of you who know your Omega-3s will also understand the importance of the increase in EPA and DHA. The Breakfast Cookies do not contain ANY long-chain Omega-3s: no EPA nor DHA. But the participants were able to make those important fats out of the short-chain Omega-3s that the Breakfast Cookies do contain because of the healthy balance of Omega-3s and Omega-6s in our cookies.
If you are interested in using the Breakfast Cookies to boost your Omega-3s (and/or lose weight), please use the Discount Code: boostyouromega3s for 20% off your entire order.
If you would like to know where you stand in terms of your Omega-3s, please follow this link to order a finger prick blood test that you can do at home:
https://www.vitalchoice.com/product/the-vital-omega-3-6-hufa-test-trade
BTW, the company that processes these tests was founded by Doug Bibus, a student of the scientist -- Ralph Holman -- who named the Omega-3s.
Stay well; get healthy
Susie and Michele
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