Fish Oil and Diabetes

14 03 2010

   Fish oil has been taken as a natural  supplement for a number of years. The capsule form of the supplement has made it easier to swallow otherwise strong smelling and testing product. It has the omega 3 fatty acids which make it healthy for you. There is also Vitamin D present in fish oil and is again one of the vitamins that the body must get Children are regularly  given fish oil supplements.

   Now there is evidence to suggest that diabetics may also benefit from this supplement. One of the symptoms associated with type 2 diabetes is high levels of triglycerides in the blood which makes the person more prone to heart diseases. While the benfits of using fish oil in your diet is also associated with lowering the levels of triglycerides in the blood.

   So it would follow that having fish oil supplements would be good for those suffering from diabetes. So what is the amount of fish oil that you must consume in a day to maximize the heart health? The benefits to the cardic system need a person to consume 250 milligrams of fish oil each day.

   Doesn’t sound like very much but it will make a difference to eat that much fish oil daily. This is easy to do with a single three ounce serving of a fatty fish. this means you can eat a three ounce fillet of salmon or mackerel and your fish oil needs for the day are met. Again while it is easier to pop the pill it would be better if you can eat fresh fish and get the fish oil from it directly.


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