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Title: Fishes You Need To Achieve High Levels of Omega 3 Fatty Acids


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Introduction
  • Omega-3 fatty acids have various benefits for
    your body and brain. These fatty acids are
    considered the good fats, unlike the bad
    saturated fats in meat. For years health
    organizations like the American Heart Association
    have recommended that people should consume
    fishes rich in unsaturated fats twice a week to
    benefit brain and heart health. These unsaturated
    fats are called Omega-3 fatty acids which fall
    in the category of essential nutrients our body
    needs to function properly. They may deliver huge
    health benefits for your heart, brain, lungs, and
    circulation. High doses can help slow plaque
    buildup in your arteries and lower some types of
    fat in your blood. Lean fish like cod, and cod
    fish have less fat in their tissues, so they pack
    less fatty acids.

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Fishes That Contains high Levels of Omega-3s
  • Mackerel
  • Salmon
  • Herrings
  • Halibut
  • Sardines

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Mackerel
  • Mackerel is the marine fish that belongs to the
    famous family of Scombridae that also includes
    the tuna and bonito. Commonly found in Atlantic,
    and pacific oceans, mackerel is one of the highly
    consumed fishes in the western countries. The
    popularity of mackerel lies in its taste and rich
    nutrients that includes vitamin B12, and omega-3
    fatty acids crucial for the brain and skin
    health.
  • However, they also contain a high level of
    mercury and other containments. Therefore, it is
    recommended to aim for only the concentrated fish
    oil supplement as they filter out all the harmful
    containments.

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Salmon
  • Salmon is one of the nutrient-filled foods on the
    planet yet only a few of us are aware of it.
  • As a fatty fish, salmon is the source of
    high-quality proteins and the range of nutrients
    right from Vitamin B, Vitamin D, selenium, and
    omega-3s. recent studies show that people who eat
    salmon on a regular basis are less likely to
    experience any sort of heart and brain diseases.

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Herrings
  • Herrings is the fish you may find on the
    appetizer section on the restaurant menu before
    you go to the main course. This medium-size
    fishes often cold-smoked, pickled, and sold as a
    canned snack. It is famous in the royal country-
    England where it is served with white eggs.
  • Herrings are a great source of protein, calcium,
    potassium, magnesium, vitamin B-12, and selenium.
    They are the rich sources of omega-3 fatty acids
    with EPA and DHA that boost overall health and
    well-being.

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Halibut
  • Have you ever come across the halibut? Well, it
    is one of the largest species of flatfish in the
    whole world. Mild in flavor, halibut contains a
    high amount of omega-3 fatty acids with EPA and
    DHA, potassium, protein and niacin. It is an
    ideal fish to cook if you dont like fatty fishes
    with a strong taste.

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Sardines
  • Although sardines are small fishes and considered
    as starter, snack, or delicacy, they are rich in
    vitamin D, calcium, and niacin. They are highly
    nutritious when eaten as a whole and contain
    almost all the nutrients our body needs.

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