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Omega 3 Fatty Acids In Hospitals - Can They Make Hospital Outcomes Better?
Did you know that when omega 3 essentail fatty acid oils are administered in hospitals that patients tend to have better health outcomes? Did you now that there is scientific research showing that omega -3 fatty acid fish oil can help prevent sepsis and that it can help patients recover from it? That it also helps slow the rates of infection and that people tend to spend less time in the hospital and the ICU? There's also research showing that it can help people recover from certain heart operations? The American Heart Association has endorsed the use of omega-3s since 2002!
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Published research on natural healing, translated into clear language for patients, families, and caregivers. Review the original sources and bring what you learn into conversations with your own medical team.
Educational information drawn from published research. It is not medical advice — talk with your own clinician about your care.