A lot of research has been published on the importance of omega-3 fatty acid. It’s not only important that you eat omega 3 fat, but it is important that you eat enough of omega 3 fat so that the ratio of omega 6 to omega 3 is good. The research reviewed here is interesting because it looks at the ratio of omega 6 to omega 3 fats and its association to dementia and cognitive decline (Loef M., Walachia H.,2013). The research included both animal and human studies. The results documented a positive association between the ratio of omega 6 to omega 3 fat and cognitive decline, dementia and an increased risk for Alzheimer’s decease. This was found in studies for both animals and humans. Most people today have a higher ratio than what is desirable of omega six to Omega 3 fat because they are using vegetable oil when cooking, and they are not eating enough omega-3 fats. An easy way to correct that is to use a high quality fish oil. Two capsules daily of an oil that contains high amounts of EPA, DHA the active ingredients of Omega 3 fat will make a big difference.
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