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Numbers Benefits of omega-3 EPA + DHA = Two of the most beneficial marine-based omega-3s 35%


reduced risk of fatal myocardial infarction.


13% 1000mg


reduced risk of heart attack.


– goal of EPA + DHA per day Benefits for pre-natal health


EPA and DHA omega-3 supplements can improve pregnancy outcomes


42%


The percentage of risk


The percentage of risk reduction for early preterm birth (<34 weeks)


reduction for late preterm birth (<37 weeks)


Source: Mayo Clinic Proceedings EPA and DHA for heart health


Maintains healthy triglycerides Supports heart health Promotes eye health


Maintains healthy blood pressure


11% 16%


The risk reduction of low birth weigh (<5.5lbs)


10%


Optimal intake for those pregnant and lactating is 700mg/day of EPA and DHA, of which at least 300mg should be DHA


DHA ensures healthy brain development


Omega-3s play an important role in infant eye development


Consuming omega-3 supplements during pregnancy was associated with 58% decrease of early preterm and healthier birth weight


Breastfeeding is the sole source of DHA omega-3 fatty acids for developing babies


Source: AlwaysOmegas3 8


The percentage of risk reduction of CHD in those with high triglycerides


14%


The percentage of risk reduction of CHD in those with high LDL cholesterol


Source: AlwaysOmegas3


The adequate intake of omega-3s Age


Birth to 6 months* 7–12 months* 1–3 years** 4–8 years** 9–13 years** 14–18 years** 19–50 years** 51+ years**


Source: NIH


Male 0.5g


0.5g 0.7g 0.9g 1.2g 1.6g 1.6g 1.6g


Recommended 250–1,000mg/day


113mg/day average intake of EPA and DHA in US


One in seven coronary heart disease deaths in western Europe are linked to low EPA and DHA intake


Source: AlwaysOmegas3 ALA Walnuts, Chia and Flax Fish oil, krill or algae supplement 13%


reduced risk of heart attack.


EPA and DHA fortified food


You need three kinds of omega-3s: EPA, DHA and ALA


EPA and DHA


Fatty fish, for example, salmon, tuna or sardines


Female 0.5g


0.5g 0.7g 0.9g 1.0g 1.1g 1.1g 1.1g


Pregnancy


Lactation


1.4g 1.4g


1.3g 1.3g


*As total omega-3s **As ALA


Ingredients Insight / www.ingredients-insight.com


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