Water-Soluble Fish Oil and Omega-3 Fatty Acids...Anyone?
Filed in archive Diagnostics, Methodologies and Instrumentation , Food and Agriculture on March 14, 2007
Zymes LLC has been able to successfully solubilize fish oil and omega-3 fatty acids (DHA/EPA/ALA) through its solubilization technology: Ubisol-Aquaâ„¢.
This solubilization technology provides a superior platform for solubilizing omega-3 fatty acids and other water- insoluble lipophilic compounds for foods, beverages, nutritional supplements, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.
To achieve solubilization, Ubisol-Aquaâ„¢ uses nanotechnology and complexation to reformulate and improve solubility of drugs, nutrient and cosmetic ingredients that are water-insoluble and therefore difficult for the human body to absorb. Using this combined approach, Zymes delivers new water- soluble omega-3 fatty acids with an average particle size of 34 nanometers.
The technology - Ubisol-Aquaâ„¢ - is available for licensing, provides improved solubility, enhanced bioavailability and particle size reduction to the nanometer level and is being offered by Zymes to industry partners in need of more effective ways of making their ingredients water-soluble and thus more bioavailable.
Based in Hasbrouck Heights, NJ - Zymes LLC is a bio-science company that combines science, technology and nature to create products that improve the quality of life.
Imagine this: omega 3-fortified grape juice or fish oil in apple juice?
Well, I guess they'd better come up with a palatable combination.
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Response from:
Kevin Hu
(04/24/07 12:20pm)
my company is a nutraceutical ingredient supplier to the asia industries , I am interest in this product and wanna introduce this product to local market , anyone who work this company please contact me for further biz discussion
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Kevin Hu
(04/24/07 12:23pm)
interest to introduce this novel ingredient to chinese market , china and taiwan.
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Kevin
(04/28/07 10:29am)
This is an interesting development in omega 3 fatty acid supplementaion. Definitely will see more uses of this in functional foods.
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Kevin
(04/28/07 10:30am)
This is an interesting development in omega 3 fatty acid supplementaion. Definitely will see more uses of this in functional foods.
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Admin Dietivity
(05/22/07 4:11pm)
I am taking my omega 3 fish oil daily, then later for lunch I top it of with a bit of vitamin e and flax seed oil on no fat cottage cheese. It's becoming a habit and I hope the fish oil is purified enough ... :)
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http://www.dietivity.com
(05/22/07 4:13pm)
I am taking my omega 3 fish oil daily, then later for lunch I top it of with a bit of vitamin e and flax seed oil on no fat cottage cheese. It's becoming a habit and I hope the fish oil is purified enough ... :)
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lose belly fat
(05/22/07 4:14pm)
I am taking my omega 3 fish oil daily, then later for lunch I top it of with a bit of vitamin e and flax seed oil on no fat cottage cheese. It's becoming a habit and I hope the fish oil is purified enough ... :)
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lose belly fat
(05/22/07 4:23pm)
I am taking my omega 3 fish oil capsules mornings, then later for lunch top it of with a bit of vitamin e and flax seed oil on no fat cottage cheese. It's becoming a habit and I hope the fish oil is purified enough ... :)
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lose belly fat
(05/22/07 4:33pm)
I am taking my omega 3 fish oil capsules mornings, then later for lunch top it of with a bit of vitamin e and flax seed oil on no fat cottage cheese. It's becoming a habit and to make sure the fish oil is purified enough I check for supplements that claim that it is made from a 12 step distillation process..
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Sean
(08/30/10 1:57pm)
fish oils are extremely healthy for you, interesting post.
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Amethyst
(12/08/10 12:40pm)
You are right. They should find a way to make fish oil supplements less smelly and more pleasant to the mouth. I know fish oil or Omega 3 is beneficial health-wise, and asking it to be ok-tasting is too much... But still.. I think more people would take fish oil if it tastes a little bit more pleasant.
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Weight Loss Message Blog
Eating well should include a diet low in bad fats and high in good. To help maintain this healthy lifestyle we all need to include things like fish, almonds and seeds in our diets. These things are staples in any successful meal plan and now research...
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Next times when you consider boosting your body's antioxidant defense don't think of vitamin C or vitamin E only: think fish!
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