Seacure product for intestinal healing

[nogutsnoglory]

A nutritionist recommended that I take this product Seacure for healing the intestines. I am skeptical but desperate.

http://www.propernutrition.com/mm5/...re_Code=PN&Product_Code=C180&Category_Code=S2

Has anyone taken this or have any thoughts?

 

[David]

So basically it's expensive fish oil with good marketing? Or am I missing something?

 

[nogutsnoglory]

I don't know since it says pre-digested and contains all the amino acids. You think it's the same as regular fish oil? Maybe this is the actual protein and fish oil is just the omega fat concentrate.

 

[David]

You think it's the same as regular fish oil?

My guess is it's worse than many considering they don't put their nutrition label on their website so I can see how much of each fatty acid there is. The fish they use is a white fish which usually isn't the best when it comes to the fatty acid ratios.

I stand by my thinking that it's expensive fish oil with fancy wording to make us think it's special in some way.

 

[D Bergy]

It is fermented fish, which is more easily absorbed form of protien. I have difficulty absorbing protien so it is something I have some interest in.

I have never used it, or known anyone who has used it. I looked into it a while back.

Dan

 

[nogutsnoglory]

I don't like the fact that it isn't a wild caught and healthy fish. I just think there may be a difference between protein and the omega 3 fatty acids in fish oils. I am not defending the product and just playing devils advocate to see if it may be worth purchasing it.

 

[nogutsnoglory]

Hey noguts...

You said you are desperate, so go for it. Why not? What do you have to lose? Tell us if it helps.

Slugger

Well I have money to lose and it could be potentially unhealthy if not wild and from a polluted source of water. Mainly you are right that it probably can't hurt. I just don't want to fall for a scam and it's easy when you are desperate for the latest "trick" or "cure".