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These are “essential” fatty acids. They’re called “essential” because your body can’t make them for you; you have to get them from food. ALA Omega 3 is an important building block for other Omega 3s (like DHA and EPA) that have been shown to have significant health benefits. For detailed information on Omega 3’s, click here.
