I take fish oil along with other supplements for my arthritis. I have finally found a dose where I can tell a huge difference in my joint pain. I am able to do things I haven't done in quite awhile and I feel so much better. The dose I take, though, is about 8 grams a day. Is this too much? Thanks!
It's good to read that another person has found help from Fish-Oil.
After two years of a Frozen-Shoulder I developed bad Arthritis in that shoulder also in my fingers.
Unable to take Anti-Inflamatories due to having had (stomach ulcer). Four months ago I started taking Omega3 Fish-Oil in liquid form (2 tsp per day). I have found a considerable releif from the pain and no side effects.
I'm pleased to hear you are finding it helpful as well. As for the dosage you take I dont have an answer. What does the directions on the bottle recommend. Mine does say 2 tsp p.d.
I wish you well,
On the bottle, it just says, "take one to three softgels a day", which would be 1,000 to 3,000 iu. The book that I am reading on inflammation, says, "for chronic severe inflammation - up to 8,000 iu. Even though I am feeling better, I don't think I'll continue with this dosage until I talk to my doctor and get my blood work back.
On the bottle, it just says, "take one to three softgels a day", which would be 1,000 to 3,000 iu. The book that I am reading on inflammation, says, "for chronic severe inflammation - up to 8,000 iu. Even though I am feeling better, I don't think I'll continue with this dosage until I talk to my doctor and get my blood work back.
I agree, ask your Dr.
Even a lower dose is better than none at all,
I have even found my skin has improved with it.
