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“A separate synthesis of prospective studies also linked higher omega-3 intake and blood levels with lower risks of cognitive decline or dementia. These associations complement Dr. Patrick's discussion of inflammation, membrane function, and nutrient transport as pathways through which omega-3s may influence brain health.”

“Emerging evidence suggests that high-dose omega-3 supplementation may counteract muscle loss during inactivity by improving amino acid responsiveness and reducing inflammation. In this Aliquot, Dr. Chris McGlory describes the role that omega-3 fatty acids play in maintaining muscle mass.”

“Factors that may contribute to increased numbers of butyrate-producing bacteria include time-restricted eating, aerobic exercise, and the consumption of omega-3 fatty acids. The overall quality of the fats in a person's diet can influence intestinal permeability, as well.”

“Dr. Patrick also connects meal size and fat composition with post-meal inflammation. In a randomized crossover trial, an omega-3-rich meal produced a different endotoxin and inflammatory response than saturated- and omega-6-rich meals.”

“reuteri supplementation reduces hemoglobin A1C and other markers of diabetes. "L. reuteri supplementation significantly reduced insulin resistance, fatty liver, and increased inflammation in rats challenged with a high fructose diet.".”

“Related FoundMyFitness resources Articles: Blood-brain barrier. Small vessel disease. Omega-3 fatty acids.”

“Furthermore, byproducts of omega-3 metabolism called specialized pro-resolving mediators, or SPMs, help resolve inflammation. Learn more about SPMs in this clip featuring omega-3 expert Dr. Bill Harris. Read full publication.”

“Heike Bischoff-Ferrari - Swiss professor and DO-HEALTH lead investigator behind the vitamin D, omega-3, and exercise trial. Ben Levine - sports cardiologist and FMF guest. *See my episode featuring Dr. Benjamin Levine.”

“Inflammation plays a key role in the pathogenesis of many cancers, including breast cancer. Learn how omega-3 fatty acids reduce inflammation in this clip featuring Dr. Bill Harris. Read study abstract.”

“01:58:20 - The omega-3 fatty acid eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) modulates mental health. Review paper. 02:00:20 - The differences between different omega-3 fatty acid supplement forms are described in Rhonda’s video: The Phospholipid Brain-DHA Advantage.”