Higher DHA Fatty Acids Linked To Almost 50% Reduction In Alzheimer’s Risk – Framingham Study
Executive Summary
Researchers with 1,490 patients in multigenerational cardiovascular study found subjects with higher levels of DHA omega-3s a lower chance of developing Alzheimer’s.
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