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ecki Super Member
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Posted: July 08 2007, 9:17 AM Post subject: Omega 3
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Is there another way to get Kayla some Omega 3 besides those fish oil pills? I'm looking for something to add to her milk. She gets a cup of milk with probiotics, fluoride and MSB+ orange and drinks it all up. So, I'm trying to find some way to throw some Omega 3 in there, too.
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Tom Administrator
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Posted: July 08 2007, 2:20 PM Post subject:
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We give Mikey ground organic flax seed mixed with his yogurt. You can also put it in muffins. Its a good source of Omega-3 and fiber. One serving (2 tablespoons) contains 2400 milligrams of Omega-3 fatty acids and 4 grams of fiber. I don't know of any source of Omega-3 that you could mix with milk.
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ericsmama Member
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Posted: July 08 2007, 3:10 PM Post subject:
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we use this product.
this made only from algae (sp?) and has never seen a fish
so, no fishy taste at all. i open the capsules with a spoon or a knife and squeeze it into erics food, preferably lunch. i give him two capsules a day.
link Healthspan
the shipping (at least to germany) is quite cheap as well.[/url]
_________________ Verena & Eric Magnus *08/16/2004 DS, Epilepsy (Lennox-Gastaut), Autism
and little sister Olivia *06/18/2011
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Helen Super Moderator
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Posted: July 08 2007, 4:10 PM Post subject:
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I've been told the Omega from fish oils is loads better and easier for our kids to process. Matt used to have some capsules from US, but I can't remember what - Nordic Seas or something? - and he took them quite happily in his milk. They were orangey flavour and didn't have any fish taste whatsoever.
_________________ Helen
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Rachael, Matt - DS & Autism - and Hannah. My gorgeous kids!
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Tom Administrator
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Posted: July 08 2007, 10:31 PM Post subject:
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Helen is right - Nordic Naturals. It's a mix of fish oil and borage oil. The one we have has a lemon taste. I'm not sure how it mixes with milk. It's manufactured in Norway so maybe Solvieg can get us all a supply! 
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Jenene Member
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Posted: July 08 2007, 11:34 PM Post subject:
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I use Child Life, strawberry flavor and my kids love it, I just put it into juice.
_________________ Wife to Ty 1995
mommie to
Ben 4/10/00
Claire 12/11/01
Ellie 7/15/03 ds
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perstephone Member
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Posted: July 26 2007, 10:41 AM Post subject:
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We use Coromega. It's like pudding-ish consistency, and lemon-lime or orange flavored. Noel will take it straight, but we often mix it in his yogurt.
stephanie
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Carson's Mom Super Member
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Posted: July 26 2007, 1:42 PM Post subject:
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We are using Nordic Naturals Strawberry flavored and Carson never bats an eye with it. Good luck.
Kayla
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elizasmom Super Member
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Posted: July 26 2007, 1:52 PM Post subject:
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We used to shove a spoonful of the NN children's lemon into Eliza, but that has now become quite a struggle. We mixed in the pudding type into yogurt for awhile until she started rejecting that (have you tasted those? blech!) Right now she loves the NN chewable capsules orange flavor so hopefully this will last until she can swallow a pill or take what her brother takes - gummy omega-3's called omegalicious - http://www.allstarhealth.com/f/rainbow_light-gummy_omegalicious.htm
Now my son is really picky about any off tastes in vitamins or omega 3's. We tried everything and this is the first product he'll take.
_________________ Liz - Mom to Walker (3/24/02), Eliza (Ds) (5/6/05), Alden Jane and Noah Henry (5/2/08 )
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Magdalena Senior Member
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Posted: August 21 2007, 4:13 PM Post subject:
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Is it Ok to give Omega 3 to a two year old? on the bottle it says for children 3 and over .
Thanks.
_________________ Mom to Nel 20.06.03 and Kai 28.11.05 (DS)

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waith Super Member
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Posted: August 21 2007, 4:31 PM Post subject:
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We use the Eye Q brand from Boots. A bit dear at 10 pounds a bottle but it lasts awhile. I buy it with their buy 2 get one free vits offer and it works out cheaper. The vanilla is nicer tasting than the citrus one.Dominic will take it straight of the spoon, which is a miracle because hes so difficult with taking things meds etc. Hes had it since he was 13 weeks old.
_________________ Maxine UK. Mum to Elliott 19 and Dominic 9 DS.
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LeeJo Senior Member
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Posted: October 01 2007, 11:58 AM Post subject:
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Alex eats PB sandwiches like there's no tomorrow, so I cut the cap and mix it with his PB on the sandwich. He never notices, even though I think it smells fishy.
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