Omega-3 levels in the blood may boost life span
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Omega-3 fatty acids are polyunsaturated fatty acids that occur widely in nature and appear in certain foods.
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A new study has explored whether or not there is any connection between omega-3 and human life expectancy.
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The researchers found that having higher levels of omega-3 in the blood could predict a lower mortality rate in people over the age of 65 years.
It is not unusual to walk into a pharmacy or nutrition store and find rows of supplements containing omega-3 fatty acids. It is no secret that this particular fatty acid has a range of health benefits.
A new study that appears in
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now suggests that it might also add years to one’s life.