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NEW YORK - May 21, 2018 - EntSun -- Omega-7 fatty acids may not be as popular as omega-3, 6 and 9 essential fatty acids but studies show they very well should be. Palmitoleic acid, a unique type of omega 7, benefits cardiovascular and gastrointestinal health, protects against metabolic syndrome, and reduces inflammation. Recent reviews also show that omega-7 can lower insulin resistance and blood glucose, improve the health of hair, skin and nails, and may even help people control their appetite.

BellFeed believes heart-healthy omega-7s should be a part of everyone's diet. These non-essential fatty acids can be naturally produced by the human body but consumers can also eat them from various sources. The best omega-7 foods must have a high palmitoleic acid content and there are not better sources than sea buckthorn and macadamia oil. Other omega-7 foods are pomegranate oil, avocado oil, dandelion oil, tuna, salmon, herring, sardines, or anchovies.

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Omega-7s can be very beneficial for a healthy heart. Omega-7 benefits the cardiovascular system by supporting healthy cholesterol levels, balancing triglycerides, keeping artery walls strong and improving blood flow. But palmitoleic acid can also prevent fatty liver, high blood sugar levels,  and diabetes.

Other omega-7 benefits are related to providing a more youthful appearance. Pure palmitoleic acid, like the one in Ultra Omega Burn, can help reduce one of the leading causes of many skin problems. Omega-7s reduce inflammation, which helps prevent acne and psoriasis.

Steven Sims, the Editor-in-Chief of BellFeed, said "Eating a healthy diet of omega-7 foods can help people enjoy all the wonderful benefits of omega-7 fatty acids. However, it may be impractical to eat such large quantities of macadamia nuts, for example, to truly enjoy all omega-7 benefits. And who wouldn't want to have a healthier heart, ewer fat deposits in their liver, and a lower body weight?

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"This is why we here at BellFeed believe consuming pure omega 7 supplements such as Ultra Omega Burn can be extremely helpful for just about everyone. There are many omega-7 benefits that consumers should be aware of. "

BellFeed has seen an increasing number of people searching for omega-7 supplements and it wants to make a few recommendations. The staff advises consumers to always choose natural products that have no side effects. Ultra Omega Burn is a premium, safe and pure omega-7 supplement extracted from sea buckthorn. It is made in the USA in an FDA-approved lab, while the manufacturer offers a 365-day money back guarantee.

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