Higher Omega-3 Levels May Blunt Air Pollution’s Link to COPD Risk
People with higher blood omega-3 levels showed no significant link between air pollution and COPD risk, while those with lower levels did.
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People with higher blood omega-3 levels showed no significant link between air pollution and COPD risk, while those with lower levels did.
Higher blood EPA+DHA levels were associated with better respiratory quality of life and fewer moderate flare-ups in COPD patients.
Vegans in this Taiwanese study had notably lower omega-3 index, vitamin D, and iodine levels than vegetarians and omnivores.
Higher blood omega-6 (and to some extent omega-3) levels were associated with lower hostility and type-A personality scores 10 years later.
Moderate fish and shellfish intake was linked to lower all-cause mortality in women, while higher unsalted fish intake was linked to lower stroke-related mortality in men.
Higher blood DHA levels were linked to lower odds of having both central obesity and depression together, while EPA showed no such link.