Evening primrose oil Evening primrose oil with Gla 100 capsules NOW FOODS

Evening primrose seed oil is the largest source of unsaturated fatty acids (GLA - gamma linolenic acid). The body cannot synthesize linoleic acid itself.

Evening primrose oil is the most important source of unsaturated fatty acids (GLA - gamma linolenic acid). The body cannot synthesize linoleic acid itself. Getting it from food is also not easy. Therefore, using evening primrose as a dietary supplement is the best guarantee of adequate levels of these valuable acids in the body. GLA has a positive effect on human health. By regulating lipid metabolism, it helps maintain a healthy body weight and blood cholesterol levels.

Evening primrose oil affects the healthy appearance of skin and hair. It can be an effective addition to a slimming diet and helpful in relieving the uncomfortable symptoms of premenstrual syndrome. Evening primrose oil also supports the proper functioning of the joints, it can be helpful in lowering blood pressure.

Many women experience unpleasant discomfort in the period before the onset of menstruation - swelling of the body, hardening and pain in the breasts, pain in the lower abdomen. These symptoms are often accompanied by uncomfortable nervous feelings, irritability, anxiety, and depressed mood, sometimes leading to depression. Consuming EFAs from the second half of the menstrual cycle restores the correct level of unsaturated fatty acids in the body, thereby relieving PMS symptoms.

The correct level of fatty acids in the body gives excellent results in unrelated ailments :

• relieves bones and joints
• regulates cholesterol levels
• supports the work of the heart
• relieves unpleasant PMS symptoms
• may be helpful in anti-alcohol treatment
• slows down the aging process
• prevents hair loss
• supports the fight against acne

Use: 2 capsules 1 to 2 times a day with meals.

Content: 100 capsules

Manufacturer: NOW Foods, 395 S Glen Ellynn Road Bloomingedale, Il 60108, USA

STORAGE: Store at room temperature, out of the reach of small children