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Fatty acids from oily fish; the two that matter are EPA and DHA. Read the EPA+DHA figure, not the total fish oil per capsule — they often differ threefold.
🎯What it helps withStrong evidence
Lowering triglycerides by 15-30% at 2-4 g/day — very well established. Whether it prevents actual cardiac events is still contested; the large trials split between positive and neutral.
⚗️Effect on hormonesWeak
Mild improvements in insulin sensitivity and inflammatory markers. No effect on testosterone.
Weight and fat lossNo human data
Does not reduce body fat, even though it improves the blood lipid numbers.
🌙SleepWeak
Small studies in children suggest DHA helps sleep; in adults there is no good evidence.
❤️Other health effectsStrong evidence
Triglycerides, brain, retina and inflammation.
📏Dose and ceiling
Commonly used: 1,000-3,000 mg per day
No official limit. This app warns at 4,000 mg EPA+DHA, above which the atrial fibrillation signal becomes clearer.
When to take it
Take with food.
Caution
There is a consistent signal that doses from 1 g/day slightly raise the risk of atrial fibrillation. Keep it refrigerated and smell it before taking — rancid oil has no benefit and promotes the inflammation it is meant to reduce.
Interacts with medicines
The bleeding warning with anticoagulants is heavily overstated — a meta-analysis of 11 trials and 120,643 people found no increase. Still tell your doctor, but there is no need for alarm.