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Q: Omega 3 EPA:DHA ( No Answer,   1 Comment )
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Subject: Omega 3 EPA:DHA
Category: Health
Asked by: jks13-ga
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Posted: 21 Nov 2006 03:05 PST
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Question ID: 784479
What is the appropriate EPA:DHA ratio recommended for daily intake
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Subject: Re: Omega 3 EPA:DHA
From: sally1986-ga on 22 Nov 2006 14:52 PST
 
The ratio of EPA to DHA really depends on what you are using the omega 3 for.
If you are after an omega 3 supplement just to complement your diet
(ie you dont eat 2 serves of fish per week) then you are looking at
1.5 EPA to every DHA.
If you are using omega 3 to improve joint health (ie arthritis) then
the ratio is 4.5EPA:1DHA.
Omega three to improve heart health then the ratio is 2EPA:1DHA
Omega three to assist brain performance then the ratio is 1EPA:5DHA
hope this helps?

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