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New Research: Reduce Your Risk of Dental Disease with Omega-3s


Most people know the value of Omega-3s. You may regularly eat foods rich in this wonder-nutrient to improve your overall health. Yet what is one outstanding fact about Omega-3s is that they have recently been reported to improve dental health and avoid dental-related diseases.

According to recent studies, dental disease is 1.5 times more present in individuals with low DHA levels. DHA stands for docosahexaenoic acid. Specifically, these studies show that people with low levels of DHA have higher risks for periodontal disease, other chronic diseases, and tooth loss. The risks of cardiovascular diseases often lead people to adding omega-3s to their diet, yet the unknown factors of dental diseases have thus far remained a silent health issue.

Over the years, the benefits of omega-3 fatty acids have been made public and actually have been documented as far back as the 1970’s by several physicians. To name a few, polyunsaturated fatty acids are linked to increasing blood lipids; reducing the risks of high blood pressure, heart ailments, and thrombosis as well as improving vascular functions.
 
Details of the Study

The Japanese researchers responsible for the most recent discoveries looked at 55 individuals of approximately 74 years of age. The group was divided...

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