Nutrients to support your heart

This page groups three NeoLife products that customers often browse together when they are reviewing their diet and daily habits: a fish oil, a beetroot drink mix and a zinc tablet. We list them side by side for ease of comparison; the grouping is not a statement about what they do. It suits anyone who wants to compare three clear labels and choose one addition to their routine.Which products are grouped on this page?Omega-3 Plus – 1,070 mg of omega-3 per three-softgel serving, roughly the omega-3 in one serving of oily fish; 90 softgels, 30 servings.UpBeet – a concentrated beetroot, kale, pomegranate and orange drink mix with 2,600 mg beetroot per stick; 30 sticks; vegan and gluten-free.Chelated Zinc – 15 mg of zinc per tablet (150% NRV), chelated with glycine and methionine; one a day.Which should I look at first?Start from your plate. If you eat oily fish less than once a week, the salmon oil label is the natural first comparison. If you prefer a drink to capsules, UpBeet is one stick a day and is vegan. Choose one product, keep it next to something you use every morning, and review after a month.Should I speak to anyone before starting?Yes, if you take prescribed medication, have a diagnosed condition or are pregnant. Your GP or pharmacist knows your history in a way a shop cannot. Take the product page with its ingredient list to that conversation. Wider choices sit in Targeted Solutions.Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.¹