Omega-3 fatty acids may help reduce obesity
by Dwight McKee - September 5th, 2009.Filed under: Uncategorized. Tagged as: Omega 3, weigh loss.
OK, so fish oil isn’t going to make you lose those extra 30 pounds you’re carrying. But it appears that keeping your omega-3 intake high, and your omega-6 intake (meat, poultry, warm weather vegetable oils) low, may contribute to making it easier to maintain a healthy weight—not to mention a healthy heart, healthy brain, healthy joints, healthy immune system, etc. etc…..
A recent study found:
Higher blood levels of omega-3 fatty acids may help reduce obesity, according to a new study from Australia’s University of Newcastle.
Omega-3 levels in people who are a healthy weight are 15 percent higher than in those who are overweight, the researchers reported in the British Journal of Nutrition.
October 10th, 2009 at 8:33 am
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November 2nd, 2009 at 11:05 am
Dr. McKee.
Ester Thaler referred a friend who told me you might respond to questions. i am a complementary veterinary medical practitioner with a health problem, not oncological, resistant to mainstream.
thanks,
Richard Jay Seedman, DVM
sonoma, california