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Biochim Biophys Acta April 2015 PMID 25149823

Marine omega-3 fatty acids and inflammatory processes: Effects, mechanisms and clinical relevance.

Philip C Calder

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The discussions reveal a generally positive reception, with participants expressing strong agreement and linking the research to tangible health benefits, such as decreased joint pain in rheumatoid arthritis, demonstrated through language that conveys endorsement and practical relevance.

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The majority of discussions express strong support for marine omega-3s, aligning with the publication's positive findings.

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Comments show moderate curiosity, especially with one highlighting a translation of research into practical benefits such as reduced joint sensitivity.

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Participants actively connect research to real-world outcomes, like the benefits seen in rheumatoid arthritis studies, indicating genuine engagement.

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While there's enthusiasm and recognition of health benefits, overall impact appears moderate, mainly reinforcing existing knowledge rather than challenging it.

Abstract in brief

  • Marine omega-3 fatty acids like EPA and DHA can help reduce inflammation by interfering with immune cell activities, lowering inflammatory mediators, and producing anti-inflammatory compounds.
  • These fatty acids modify cell membranes and inhibit key inflammatory pathways, such as NF-kappa B activation, which decreases the production of pro-inflammatory genes, and activate anti-inflammatory receptors like PPAR and GPR120.
  • While animal studies show benefits of marine omega-3s for conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and asthma, clinical trials for other diseases like IBD have mixed results, suggesting that more research is needed to confirm their overall effectiveness.]
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@Freewheal You sure NOT alone on the issue and absolutely agreed on Marine Life n-3! Ticklers> https://t.co/zQj6wA36ui https://t.co/OCi0yYSt1w For the ill informed n-3 = OMEGA 3 fatty acids

Mar 19, 2022 · 1 like · 4,203 followers View post →
Gabriela Jirón R
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Uso de omega-3 en artritis reumatoide: La suplementación con omega-3 (0,3-9,6 g / día) durante 3 a 18 meses redujo el número de articulaciones sensibles, así como la rigidez matutina y el nivel de dolor en comparación con el placebo. https://t.co/ht8D6zy2sq https://t.co/7oJWUX3Gqn

Feb 3, 2021 · 313 followers View post →

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Food Forensics and Fraud-FFCI
@Kenn_FFCI · X

@Freewheal You sure NOT alone on the issue and absolutely agreed on Marine Life n-3! Ticklers> https://t.co/zQj6wA36ui https://t.co/OCi0yYSt1w For the ill informed n-3 = OMEGA 3 fatty acids

Mar 19, 2022 · 1 like · 4,203 followers View post →
Phil E. Parry
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Gabriela Jirón R
@Nutrigabriale · X

Uso de omega-3 en artritis reumatoide: La suplementación con omega-3 (0,3-9,6 g / día) durante 3 a 18 meses redujo el número de articulaciones sensibles, así como la rigidez matutina y el nivel de dolor en comparación con el placebo. https://t.co/ht8D6zy2sq https://t.co/7oJWUX3Gqn

Feb 3, 2021 · 313 followers View post →