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Omega-3s may be one of the most powerful dietary tools for resolving inflammation and slowing biological aging In a 3-year randomized trial of healthy older adults, omega-3 alone slowed epigenetic aging, while vitamin D and resistance training alone did not But the biggest effect came when all three were...

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Фото профиля FoundMyFitness Clips
FoundMyFitness Clips4 месяцев назад

From Rhonda's appearance on the Huberman Lab podcast:

Фото профиля Molecule Trader
Molecule Trader4 месяцев назад

@hubermanlab Wasn’t there a fresh study out saying that omega-3 was associated with worse neurological outcomes in older population??

Фото профиля Louisa Nicola
Louisa Nicola4 месяцев назад

The signal was not driven by a single intervention alone. Omega-3s likely reduced chronic inflammatory signaling and improved membrane function, while resistance training and vitamin D supported musculoskeletal and immune resilience together, which may explain why the combined intervention produced the strongest effect on epigenetic aging and age related outcomes.

Фото профиля Andreas Mueller
Andreas Mueller4 месяцев назад

Winner

Фото профиля MedUniDoc
MedUniDoc4 месяцев назад

training breaks the tissue. vitamin d provides the genetic blueprint for repair. omega-3 acts as the kill switch for the inflammation. without those lipids, the inflammatory pulse from lifting never actually shuts off. it just bleeds into chronic systemic inflammation and actively accelerates your epigenetic clock. stimulus. transcription. resolution. the perfect biological trifecta.

Фото профиля Mathias Heinke
Mathias Heinke4 месяцев назад

The boring fundamentals keep winning: fatty acids, sunlight biology, muscle, consistency.

Фото профиля Nestico
Nestico4 месяцев назад

What’s epidemic aging? Watching more documentaries and going to sleep earlier?

Фото профиля Matt Boatman
Matt Boatman4 месяцев назад

@hubermanlab Having a hard time finding a good brand. They also make my brain feel weird and not good. Anyone else experience this?

Фото профиля FoundMyFitness Clips
FoundMyFitness Clips4 месяцев назад

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Фото профиля Vitalizate
Vitalizate4 месяцев назад

The key nuance here is the bioavailability and the EPA/DHA ratio. Most commercial supplements are ethyl esters, which are significantly less absorbed than re-esterified triglycerides (rTG) or phospholipid forms found in krill oil. In studies with rTG forms, we see much faster resolution of inflammatory markers (hs-CRP) compared to standard fish oil. For the aging effect to compound, the concentration of EPA/DHA reaching the cell membrane is the primary variable.

Фото профиля JAY
JAY4 месяцев назад

Omega-3, vitamin D, and lifting weights together slowing biological aging almost 4 months in 3 years is actually impressive

Фото профиля Jim Dillon
Jim Dillon4 месяцев назад

@hubermanlab All fixed with diet and sunlight. No need for supplements

Фото профиля Joshua Ebner
Joshua Ebner4 месяцев назад

Do you recommend any high-quality brands?

Фото профиля Andrew Harriss
Andrew Harriss4 месяцев назад

@hubermanlab Get rid of stress and all this other garbage is moot or useless.

Фото профиля Tavis Piattoly,MS,RD
Tavis Piattoly,MS,RD4 месяцев назад

Have you considered Bill Harris for a podcast to discuss his research on blood markers?

Фото профиля Matt Luca Waterman
Matt Luca Waterman4 месяцев назад

The combined effect outperforming any single one tracks. Resistance work compounds with dietary inputs in a way isolated supplementation never quite replicates.

Фото профиля Travis Clifford Martin
Travis Clifford Martin4 месяцев назад

Incredibly interesting 🤔 🧠⚡

Фото профиля playto64
playto644 месяцев назад

Will Omega 3's help reduce the damage caused by the Covid vaccines that you advocated for?

Фото профиля BodySignal Wellness™ | Insights
BodySignal Wellness™ | Insights4 месяцев назад

Your Recovery, Mobility and Energy signals respond to what you consistently give your body. Omega-3s. Vitamin D. Movement. Not one. All three. Your body signals the gaps long before the data does. Are you listening? #BodySignalWellness #BodySignalAwareness

Фото профиля jonathan
jonathan4 месяцев назад

@grok how much omega 3 was recommended?

Фото профиля WorldPeptideAssociation
WorldPeptideAssociation4 месяцев назад

Oh thats really interesting that those 2 supplements with resistance training can slow biological aging, I wonder what else i could add to that to decrease biological aging even more?

Фото профиля ₳thamas
₳thamas4 месяцев назад

@elch053607321 😄☝️

Фото профиля 💯Mark Kram💯
💯Mark Kram💯4 месяцев назад

@hubermanlab Absolutely 💯 LOWEST ABO-B since increasing my omega 3s to 5 grams and lowering my saturated fat to under 20grams .

Фото профиля 𝕋𝕌ℝ𝔹𝕆
𝕋𝕌ℝ𝔹𝕆4 месяцев назад

@hubermanlab Omega 3s are overrated.

Фото профиля Jim Dillon
Jim Dillon4 месяцев назад

@hubermanlab Quit eating carbs and sugar and you don’t need it. Zero inflammation. Wrong again

Фото профиля Scott Anderson
Scott Anderson4 месяцев назад

great. you want higher n-3? eat less n-6!

Фото профиля Methi 🇵🇸 🇵🇸
Methi 🇵🇸 🇵🇸4 месяцев назад

Shiny Epidemiology Grifting Queen

Фото профиля meta physika
meta physika4 месяцев назад

DO-HEALTH RCT (older adults): Omega-3 (1g/day) slowed epigenetic aging. Combo with Vit D + resistance training slowed it ~3.8 months, cut pre-frailty ~40%, invasive cancer 61%. Modest but real effects from quality trial.

Фото профиля Fufu
Fufu4 месяцев назад

I like thorne's version:

Фото профиля ρλη†α
ρλη†α4 месяцев назад

phuu, there is everyday-week a new "most" lately

Фото профиля Oliver Finn
Oliver Finn4 месяцев назад

where do you get yours from?

Фото профиля Dale Fink, Jr. NP, EP
Dale Fink, Jr. NP, EP4 месяцев назад

Nonsense

Фото профиля D a n i e l -we9-
D a n i e l -we9-4 месяцев назад

@hubermanlab Lástima que los suplementos de omega 3 buenos son caros en Argentina. ¿Alguien puede recomendar uno bueno y accesible?

Фото профиля Connor McGovern
Connor McGovern4 месяцев назад

@hubermanlab Omega 3s are amazingly powerful. I would advise all to research the ones you’re buying however as they’re super susceptible to poor production and storage practises that lead to oxidation of the oils and subsequently turn them rancid. Leading to an inflammatory nightmare!

Фото профиля The Ape of Wall Street
The Ape of Wall Street4 месяцев назад

@hubermanlab I’m def finna suck Andrew off

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