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Omega 3 can lower triglyceride tg. if my tg is 87 before taking omega 3, would it benefit. any risk from tg going very low. how low tg can be safe.
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No TG level too low: Triglyceride level of 87 is quite normal. There are other benefits to taking omega 3 and you may wish to discuss the matter with your doctor.
Answered 3/25/2015
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