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Fuze Slenderize Beverage I found these recently at both Sam's Club AND Costco, and they are in most major grocery chains by now. At the membership warehouses, you'll pay around 50 cents per bottle, or under $6 per 12-pack.
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I just read this article, published a month ago, about some popular fish containing high levels of omega-6 fatty acids, which contributes to inflammatory disease. I think it is worth a read to learn more about which fish are in question. For myself, I didn't realize that some fish contain a lot of omega-6; all I ever hear or read is that you should eat fish--any fish--for the omega-3. http://www.scientistlive.com/food/?/...ay_be_harmful/ Some fish may be harmful Date: 09/07/2008
Farm-raised tilapia, one of the most highly consumed fish in America, has very low levels of beneficial omega-3... [Read More]
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Fuze Slenderize Beverage I found these recently at both Sam's Club AND Costco, and they are in most major grocery chains by now. At the membership warehouses, you'll pay around 50 cents per bottle, or under $6 per 12-pack. 
