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Is omega 3 good for people with heart disease? what's the recommended dosage?
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Omega 3 is said to benefit individuals with abnormal triglycerides, certain arrhythmias etc. Your should discuss these with your doctor rather than the advise of someone who is not familiar with your medical issues if any. Good luck.
Answered 12/1/2021
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