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Having low omega-3 levels (as measured by omega-3 index) could be as deadly as smoking A groundbreaking study from Dr. Bill Harris found that non-smokers with an omega-3 index of 4% or lower had life expectancy curves identical to smokers with a high omega-3 index And here's another finding......

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This is fascinating data highlighting the potential impact of low omega-3 levels on health. It raises crucial questions about how nutritional status compares to lifestyle factors like smoking in determining health outcomes. Could omega-3 supplementation be as beneficial as leading a smoke-free life? How frequently should we measure our omega-3 index to monitor our health? For those looking to dive deeper into this kind of research, is an invaluable resource. It offers thorough analysis and reviews of such biomedical studies. #Medicine #Omega3

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