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If I took my son a break of 2 weeks. in administering Eqazen, will it take 3 months for the body to become saturated again?
If I gave my son a break of 2 weeks in giving eqazeen or will it take 3 months for the body to be saturated again?
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Anna Lewandowska Pharmacist, Editor
14 days ago
If you have taken your son a two-week break from administering Equazen, a full return to saturation is not required. As recommended, after a break of more than 4 weeks, it is recommended to start with saturation, which lasts about 3 months. In the case of a break of 2 weeks, the body should not lose a significant amount of fatty acids, therefore there is no need to apply saturation for a full 3 months. However, it is worth monitoring your son's body reactions and possibly adjusting the dosage depending on his needs.
The availability of Equazen in pharmacies in Polish can be checked at the following address:
https://www.gdziepolek.pl/produkty/92442/equazen-eye-q-plyn-o-smaku-cytrusowym-plyn/apteki
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