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What Omega-3s Actually Do to Your Body and Skin

Source: Youtube — Siim Land • Published: 07 Oct 2026, 13:13

Summarized by Masters of Longevity from Youtube — Siim Land.

Summarizes human clinical evidence on how omega-3 fatty acids affect inflammation, skin UV response, oxidation concerns, and glycation.

What Omega-3s Actually Do to Your Body and Skin
Key Takeaways
  • An umbrella meta-analysis of 32 meta-analyses across over 100 randomized controlled trials found omega-3 supplementation reduced inflammatory markers like CRP, IL-6, and TNF-α.
  • Controlled human trials show omega-3s incorporated into cell membranes lower arachidonic-acid-derived inflammatory signaling and produce pro-resolving mediators.
  • Clinical trials report omega-3 intake does not increase UV susceptibility and instead reduces UV-induced redness and cellular damage in skin.
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