Combination Supplement May Help Improve Systolic Blood Pressure
A recent study suggests that supplementation with curcumin, omega-3’s, tocotrienols, gamma-linoleic acid, and astaxanthin may help improve systolic blood pressure.
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Higher DHA Levels May Help Support Lung Health
A new study has found that higher levels of DHA may lower the risk of hospitalization and death due to interstitial lung disease.Read now -
Eggshell Membrane and Fish Oil Supplement Found To Help Improve Joint Health
A recent study suggests that supplementation with eggshell membrane and fish oil may help improve joint discomfort and stiffness.Read now -
Omega-3’s May Help Protect Brain Health
Read nowA recent study suggests that consumption of omega-3 fatty acids may help protect against shrinkage of brain matter related to air pollution exposure.
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Fish Oil Supplementation Associated With Decreased Risk of Cardiovascular Events
Fish oil supplementation may help lower the risk of cardiovascular events and cardiovascular mortality, according to a new study from the journal BMJ.Read now -
Omega-3 Supplementation May Help Reduce Urine Protein in Type 2 Diabetics
omega-3 supplementation may help reduce proteinuria in people with type 2 diabetes.Read now -
Supplementation With High Dose Vitamin D3 and Omega-3 Linked to Increases in Estradiol in Women
Read nowEstradiol is a sex hormone that is the most important form of estrogen in humans. In women, it plays a key role in the development and functioning of the reproductive system, as well as in the growth of certain bones....
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Study Finds Omega-3 Intake Levels Well Below Recommended Levels
Read nowOmega-3’s have been shown to have many health benefits, including improving eye health, improving cardiovascular disease risks, fighting inflammation, and reducing the risk of depression. According to a new study, intakes of omega-3 fatty acids are well below the recommended...
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Omega-3s Not Linked to Increased Risk of Bleeding During Surgery
Read nowA recent study suggests that omega-3s do not increase perioperative bleeding during surgery. In fact, they may be associated with a reduced risk of bleeding. Participants in the study included 1,516 people scheduled for cardiac surgery. The participants were given...
