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]]> By: Liz http://organicjar.com/2009/1893/comment-page-1/#comment-5314 Liz Tue, 01 Sep 2009 23:49:58 +0000 http://organicjar.com/?p=1893#comment-5314 This is great news as it means that you can get the omega-3 that you need in a single serving of fish, or a single fish oil capsule. At least if you are a guy. I would like to see a similar study with women, and also am wondering if EPA has the same effect as DHA. Some supplements are a combination of both fatty acids. Also, does this mean that doctors prescribing 900 mg of omega-3 (prescription strength) to lower triglyceride levels are going a bit overboard? This is great news as it means that you can get the omega-3 that you need in a single serving of fish, or a single fish oil capsule. At least if you are a guy. I would like to see a similar study with women, and also am wondering if EPA has the same effect as DHA. Some supplements are a combination of both fatty acids.

Also, does this mean that doctors prescribing 900 mg of omega-3 (prescription strength) to lower triglyceride levels are going a bit overboard?

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