The Omega 3 Con: When 'High Strength' Means High Deception The supplement market is notorious for its claims and counterclaims, with "natural" often meaning manufactured in a factory and "healthy" translating to highly profitable.
A recent investigation by consumer group Which? has exposed the omega 3 industry's latest tactic: labeling supplements as "high strength" when they contain barely enough active ingredients to justify the price tag.
The scientific consensus on omega 3 fatty acids is clear: these nutrients offer numerous health benefits, including reducing inflammation and improving heart health.