In the last few years, Chia seeds have come on very strong. I have been taking them for a while now. But as I understand, Flax has a higher Omega 3 / Omega 6 ratio than Chia.

I fear that I was taken in by the hype and mistakenly thought Chia seeds were better than Flax seeds without using any logical reasoning.

Can anyone shed some light on this issue?

When I saw the PaperWhite, I was thrilled. I haven't tried it - still waiting for mine to ship in late October to replace my old and reliable Kindle 3.

But maybe Amazon dropped the ball on this. I was reading these reviews and it seems that the main feature, lighting is a bit flawed. Even after Amazon replaced them.

For me (and I think many others), lighting when needed is the main benefit. I want to be able to read in bed at night without waking my girlfriend. Also many cafes don't have the best lighting. But, IF the lighting feature is flawed, maybe we are better off just buying a clip on light for our existing Kindle's?

I hope someone here has purchased one and can tell me that I am wrong; that the PaperWhite is what you would expect from a fantastic company like Amazon.

Tynan Community:

Having had the pleasure to host Tynan in Bogota, I learned a lot of things about health, primarily staying away from refined carbs and white grains. This was 2 years ago and it got me on a health kick.

Fast forward to 2012, and we just launched a product called Mama Camu. It is a spray-dried, powder extract of an Amazon Fruit called Camu Camu, which has the highest quantity of vit C of any food in the world. 

Plus some other good anti-oxidant, amino acid, anti-inflammatory stuff. 

Anyways, I know there are some members here who are interested in healthy lifestyle as well. The first 20 who message me will receive a free bag. US only.  (On the about page of mamacamu.com there are links to 3rd party research).