
Your Brain on Fish Oil - Many Studies Later.
Physionic
Jul 31, 2024
Mindsip insights from this episode:
Leverage omega-3s to produce neuroprotectant for brain health
Your body converts omega-3s into a molecule called neuroprotectin D, which protects brain cells from inflammation and death.
Incorporate omega-3s to enhance brain cell flexibility
Omega-3 fats integrate into your brain cell membranes, increasing their fluidity and helping cellular communication proteins work more efficiently.
Maximize cognitive benefits of omega-3s for older adults
Since most studies were on participants over 60, the cognitive benefits of omega-3s are likely more significant for older adults or those with mild cognitive impairment.
Discontinue omega-3 supplementation for language skill improvement
Current evidence suggests that omega-3 supplementation does not show improvements in language or global cognition.
Enhance memory with omega-3s for gender-specific benefits
Omega-3s may improve episodic memory (remembering experiences) in women, while improving working memory (for critical thinking) in men.
Acknowledge small cognitive benefits of omega-3s
A meta-analysis of 17 studies shows that while omega-3s have a statistically likely benefit on cognition, the actual effect size is very small.
Reorganize cell communication with omega-3s
By changing the distribution of 'lipid rafts' on the cell membrane, omega-3s improve the cell's internal communication by reorganizing these signaling hubs.
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