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АnnaLC
humans do NOT require more than 1 gram, 1/5th of a teaspoon, of Omega-3's per day since more than 4 or 5 grams of ANY polyunsaturated oil destabilizes our cell membranes and makes them too thin, fluid & flexible, weak & leaky. Humans need more of the firmer saturated fats for optimum cell membrane conformation since we make our own body heat and at 98.6 are just 1.4 degrees from 100F. See the Wiki article re Homeoviscous Adaptation, deep sea arctic fish can change the oil in their cell membranes to incorporate more omega-3 so they don't freeze up like a car in winter, then replace the omega-3's with saturated fats when they move to warmer waters around the equator. ONLY deep sea cold water fish require high levels of omega-3's, humans don't, humans actually require 2 to 3 grams per day of natural, unadulterated, unprocessed organic, cold extracted CIS omega-6 linoleic acid based on human tissue requirements. Human skin is all omega-6, there's NO omega-3's in skin and O-3 will not protect from melanoma, and the arterial system is also all omega-6 tissue.
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