Source of omega-6 oils. Black Currant Oil has about twice the density of GLA (gamma-linoleic acid) of evening primrose. Also may substitute Flax Seed Oil.

EVENING PRIMROSE OIL
[1787-7] Source of essential omega-6 fatty acids Evening primrose is a rich source of omega-6 oils. The body can use these oils to build prostaglandins needed for a wide range of body functions.

Fatty acids are required for many body functions including regulating temperature, building nerve sheaths, and producing energy. Essential fatty acids are used to build prostaglandins which are required for many other critical bio-chemical processes.

Black Currant Oil has about twice the density of GLA (gamma-linoleic acid) of evening primrose. Also may substitute Flax Seed Oil.

To understand more about essential fatty acids, refer to Fats that Heal, Fats that Kill by Udo Erasmus.

Each capsule supplies 45 mg GLA (gamma-linolenic acid) 300 mg linoleic acid, 15 IU vitamin E (as a preservative) plus unspecified levels of oleic and palmitic oils.