Omega-3 (EPA/DHA) for longevity
Grade ALong-chain marine fatty acids with consistent cardiovascular, neurologic, and inflammatory benefits.
Long-chain marine fatty acids with consistent cardiovascular, neurologic, and inflammatory benefits.
Incorporated into membrane phospholipids; precursors to resolvins and protectins; lower hepatic triglyceride synthesis.
Common questions about dose, benefits, side effects and longevity use of Omega-3 (EPA/DHA).
2 g EPA/DHA combined (range 1–4 g). With largest meal. Take with food.
Incorporated into membrane phospholipids; precursors to resolvins and protectins; lower hepatic triglyceride synthesis.
Long-chain marine fatty acids with consistent cardiovascular, neurologic, and inflammatory benefits. Reported benefits include: Triglyceride reduction; Lower atherosclerotic event risk in higher-risk groups; Mood and cognition support.
Fishy reflux; Mild platelet effects at high doses Avoid in: Bleeding disorders without supervision.
Vitamin D3, Astaxanthin.
| Attribute | Omega-3 (EPA/DHA)This page | Creatine Monohydrate | Magnesium Glycinate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Evidence | Grade A91/100 | Grade A94/100 | Grade A89/100 |
| Category | Cardiovascular | Cognition | Sleep |
| Best for | Triglyceride reduction | Strength and lean mass | Improved sleep latency and HRV |
| Typical dose | 2 g EPA/DHA combined | 5 g daily | 300–400 mg elemental PM |
| Timing | With largest meal | Any time of day, consistent | 60 min before bed |
| Form | Triglyceride-form fish oil or algal DHA | Micronized powder | Capsule or powder |
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