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“Having higher blood levels of omega-3 fatty acids in midlife is linked with greater brain volume and better cognitive function, potentially reducing the risk of cognitive decline later in life, new research finds.”

“The study involved 34 patients with head and neck cancer who were about to undergo radiation therapy. Half of the participants received conventional preventive treatment (topical antifungal and anti-inflammatory mouthwash), and the other half received a topical omega-3 gel.”

“She presents this as a personal routine rather than a universal prescription. Dr. Patrick explains why dose and timing depend on the intended outcome. She lowered her omega-3 intake after dietary changes, uses creatine for muscle and brain support, and takes melatonin near bedtime.”

“A newer metabolomics analysis of 399 participants found nominal increases in DHA and total omega-3 levels and a smaller rise in creatinine. It also reported directional changes in several metabolomic aging clocks and disease-risk scores.”

“Research demonstrating strategies to increase butyrate and BHB includes: Omega-3 fatty acid consumption increased the concentration of butyrate-producing bacteria in the gut. Aerobic exercise training increased butyrate-producing bacteria in the gut independent of diet.”

“Dr. Rhonda Patrick reviews seven levers: reducing added sugar, obtaining omega-3 fatty acids, exercising, using heat exposure, eating cruciferous vegetables, limiting the daily eating window, and using cold exposure.”

“From the article: > The study compared the effectiveness of emulsions with two omega-3 fatty acids -- DHA and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) -- as well as optimal doses and therapeutic window. The researchers found that DHA provided protection while EPA did not.”

“By comparison, exercisers faced only about a 40% drop, maintaining healthier overall levels, although still not enough to prevent vitamin D insufficiency. Relevant clips Vitamin D and omega-3 may slow epigenetic aging | Steve Horvath.”

“Findings from a recent meta-analysis indicate that combined statin-omega-3 therapy markedly reduces the risk of major adverse cardiovascular events and improves lipid and inflammatory markers. Researchers analyzed the findings of 14 randomized controlled trials involving more than 40,000 participants.”

“Vitamin D production in skin declines with age, while omega-3 dose needs vary with baseline status, body weight, chemical form, and EPA plus DHA intake. These differences favor laboratory-guided and diet-aware decisions over one universal dose for every older adult.”