Even people who eat healthily may still be missing a nutrient their bodies need every single day.
Research shows that more than 80% of Americans don’t get enough omega-3s, critical nutrients the body cannot produce on its own.†
Busy lifestyles, declining seafood intake, and modern food habits mean that for many households, omega-3 levels fall short, often without any obvious warning signs.
While omega-3s are often associated only with supporting heart health, their benefits go far beyond that. They play a critical role in supporting brain and cognitive health, cellular health, mood support, skin health, immune function, and overall everyday well-being.
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