Naturesage ensures that all ingredients in our Omega 3 supplements are natural and clearly listed. For those expecting or nursing, we advise a consultation with your healthcare provider to tailor advice to your unique health need.

Clary Sage Seed Oil typically doesn't conflict with health conditions or medications, yet it's prudent to discuss with your physician to ensure it complements your personal health plan.

Clary Sage Seed Oil boasts superior stability and antioxidant properties compared to Chia Seed Oil, necessitating no added antioxidants and providing a balanced Omega 3-6-9profile, making it a preferred choice for Omega 3 supplements.

1. Clary sage (Salvia Sclarea) seed oil is a potent and stable source of Omega 3 which does not require any addition of antioxidants unlike the Chia (Salvia hispanica L.) seed oil which is an unstable oil that require addition of antioxidant to stabilize it (appear under the name of: mix tocopherols or Vitamin E.

2. Clary sage seed oil is a strong antioxidant (Value of 37,000 in the ORAC* scale ) in compare to the chia oil which is very poor antioxidant ( value of 900 in the ORAC* scale).

3. Clary sage seed oil has more than 20% of oleic acid (Omega 9) that which the Omega 6 create a perfect ratio of Omega oils (3-6-9) our body needs unlike the Chia oil that contain only 6% of Omega 9 in it.

4. Unlike Clary sage seed oil, the Chia seed oil includes Phytic acid which is known to be an inhibitor of vitamins and minerals.
*Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity

Side effects are uncommon with Clary Sage Seed Oil; however, consult your doctor if you have special conditions or experience discomfort.

Enjoy a lengthy two-year shelf life at room temperature for your Naturesage Omega 3 supplements, ensuring lasting freshness.

Naturesage is committed to purity, offering first cold-pressed clary sage seed oil with no added preservatives, catering to those with allergen sensitivities.

Absolutely! Clary Sage Seed Oil can be taken with a wide variety of supplements.

Absolutely, Naturesage Omega 3 supplements are suitable for all ages, crafted from seeds without chemical additives, though we recommend pediatric consultation for young users.

The integrity and safety of our products is our highest priority at Naturesage, and our products and ingredients are in strict compliance with the regulatory guidance and laws in the territories in which they are sold. Please be assured that all of our ingredients, including our natural-based Carrageenan, are safe for use in dietary supplements. For more information, please click here.

The cloudiness of Naturesage Clary Sage Seed Oil is due to the gentle first cold press extraction that preserves the oil's natural benefits, distinguishing it from other refined oils.

Yes, Naturesage has conducted pre-clinical, clinical, and other studies on the salvia sclarea oil in various fields:

1. Salvia sclarea oil for the improvement of lipid profile in cardiovascular patients
Kreisberg B, Ouzan E, Zabari M, Givoni H, Weiss A, Pollak A.
Heart Institute, Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center, Jerusalem, Israel
Aim: To assess the efficacy of salvia sclarea seed oil in improving blood lipid profile. Ss oil contains 50% alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), as well as phytosterols, coenzyme- Q10, vitamin E and phytoprostans
(nonenzymatically produced prostaglandin-like compounds).
Methods: 32 patients with symptoms or findings
suggesting CVD who were referred to diagnostic Coronary Angiography were enrolled in this study. Patients received 6 capsules (6 grams) of pure and natural cold-pressed Ss seed oil daily in addition to standard therapy. Of note: 22 patients (70%) received statin therapy. Lipid profile was examined at baseline and after 3 months of treatment.
Results: There was a significant increase in HDL-cholesterol with treatment (37.6±4.8 mg% at baseline vs. 42.5±5.6 mg% at 3
months, p<0.05). Beneficial trends were observed in LDL-cholesterol and triglycerides levels.
Conclusions: Consumption of Salvia sclarea seed oil, in addition to optimal medical therapy, has a beneficial effect on blood lipids, primarily elevating HDL-cholesterol. Further long-term studies are needed to assess hard cardiovascular endpoints.

2. α-Linolenic acid (ALA) is an anti-inflammatory agent in inflammatory bowel disease 2015
One of the pre-clinical studies was performed in an animal model for IBD such as ulcerative colitis and the curative effect was
compared with fish-oil, while treatment with corn-oil served as control.https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26350254