Pumpkin Oil 1000 mg 100 Gels
NOW Foods
Long before we knew them as pumpkin seeds, Native American civilizations referred to these nutrient dense seeds as Cucurbita. As a natural source of essential fatty acids, protein, amino acids and trace minerals, pumpkin seeds were one of our nation
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Updated Mar. 27, 2017,
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Uses & Indications.- Relief For Bladder Irritation
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- Benign Prostate Hyperplasia (BPH)
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Asked on: February 15, 2013
Question: is there a different from the pumpkin seed oil for men or weomen
Question: is there a different from the pumpkin seed oil for men or weomen
- A: This product can be used by both men and women.
Asked on: May 7, 2013
Question: Died it interfere with any medications?
Question: Died it interfere with any medications?
- A: I do not see any warnings indicated on this supplement however it is always a good idea to let your physician know what supplements you are adding to your routine when taking any medication or having any medical conditions.
Asked on: August 23, 2013
Question: What is the ratio of omega 3 6 oils in your pumpkin seed oil soft gels?
Question: What is the ratio of omega 3 6 oils in your pumpkin seed oil soft gels?
- A: Typical fatty acids in 1000mg Saturated Fat: 19.67% Polyunsaturated Fat: 47.65% Monounsaturated Fat: 32.51% Polyunsaturates will be mostly your Omega-6's. Not a rich source of Omega-3's (0.27%).
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