Andrew Huberman· PhD
It's about one gram a day of combined EPA/DHA, and the atrial fib literature is showing that anything much above that, okay, then you're incurring this risk.
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It's about one gram a day of combined EPA/DHA, and the atrial fib literature is showing that anything much above that, okay, then you're incurring this risk.
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there's no increased risk for stroke there's actually decreased risk for stroke which would be the clinical outcome of an afib right event
so that and that could be um it could be that you want to be careful to give omega-3 if you're giving that high a dose to people you might want to be a little more attentive to afib
it could be that you want to be careful to give omega-3 if you're giving that high a dose to people you might want to be a little more attentive to afib but there's no increased risk for stroke there's actually decreased risk for stroke which would be the clinical outcome of an afib right event