Omega-3 Research & News

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Those in Early Stages of Atherosclerosis Have a Low Omega-3 Index

October 17, 2024Odd Roar Olsen

A recent study published in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that patients in the early stages of atherosclerosis had low Omega-3 Index levels.

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Fish Oil Supplements & Death from Heart Disease and Any Cause

October 17, 2024Odd Roar Olsen

For years, the headlines have swung between excitement and skepticism over whether fish oil supplements truly benefit the heart. At OmegaQuant, we remain confident in their value—especially when it comes...

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Higher Omega-3 EPA Blood Levels More Important Than Lowering Triglycerides, According to REDUCE-IT Researchers

October 16, 2024Odd Roar Olsen

The REDUCE-IT trial proves that it’s not just about taking omega-3s — it’s about achieving meaningful EPA blood levels. Prescription EPA like Vascepa achieves these levels in high-risk patients, but...

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How Do Omega-3s Impact Immune Function?

October 16, 2024Odd Roar Olsen

Omega-3 fatty acids are more than just heart-healthy nutrients. They help regulate the immune system, ensuring inflammation is controlled and recovery is efficient. By supplying the body with the raw...

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New Study Shows Kids with Higher Omega-3 Levels Have Healthier DNA

October 16, 2024Odd Roar Olsen

From protecting children’s DNA to slowing telomere shortening and promoting healthy aging, omega-3 fatty acids—particularly EPA and DHA—are consistently linked to longer, healthier lives.

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New Research Offers Positive Outlook for Omega-3s & Bipolar Disorder

October 16, 2024Odd Roar Olsen

Bipolar disorder is the 6th leading cause of disability worldwide, according to the World Health Organization, cutting an average of nine years off life expectancy. Alarmingly, data from the National...

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New Evidence Shows Omega-3 DHA May Protect the Lungs

October 16, 2024Odd Roar Olsen

A new study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology investigated whether omega-3 fatty acids—particularly DHA (docosahexaenoic acid)—could help protect against interstitial lung disease (ILD). ILD is a group of...

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Omega-3 Fatty Acids and TOTOX: The Key to Oil Freshness and Health Benefits

October 16, 2024Odd Roar Olsen

Omega-3 fatty acids are among the most researched and beneficial nutrients for human health. But their effectiveness depends on freshness. By understanding and monitoring the TOTOX value, you can ensure...