Can I drink liquid fish oil with water without ruining the benefits of the fish oil?


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I drink a teaspoon of a liquid fish oil supplement ever day. I find just swallowing the teaspoon of oil a little foul. I know if I pour it into water it’ll just float on the top but i still find it a lot easier to swallow like that because there’s so much liquid I barely notice the oil. But would this dilute the effect of the fish oil in any way? Would it still work properly? Thanks!

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5 Responses to “Can I drink liquid fish oil with water without ruining the benefits of the fish oil?”

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    Yes I don’t see why not? But I prefer capsules.

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    why would water dilute it? It stays in the glass and then goes to your belly, doesnt it?! So no, its fine.

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    It would still work perfectly well, although I would think swallowing the capsules is much easier. :)

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    I can’t see why that would be a problem. You’re still taking in the same substance. Diluting it with water might slightly delay absorption of the oil, but I’d imagine that wouldn’t be a problem. If anything, pacing out absorption of the oil might be to your advantage.

    ‘Course, I take my fish oil in tablet form…

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    Water should be fine. Although when taking omega 3 supplements it is best to take with some fat. So take it after eating som ekind of fatty food.

    You should switch to a flavored fish oil. I take Carlson’s lemon flavored and it tastes just fine.

    Also 1 time I accidentally bought normal flavored – which is “fish” flavored. I found that eating a couple of grapes after taking the “shot” of fish oil. It helped a lot.

    I would consider taking another type of omega 3 supplement. Fish oil caplet or krill oil caps. No horrible tastes and all the benefits.

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