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The Real Truth about Fish Oil and Fat Loss

There's a lot of talk about the potential beneficial effect of fish oil and omega-3s on fat loss and changes in body composition.

But is there any reliable evidence, other than studies of rats, to support the idea? And if so, how much fish oil do you need? Should you just eat more fish (and if so, what type) or do you need to use a supplement?

Let's find out...

Fish oil

Fish contains two long-chain omega-3 fatty acids - eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA). And these unique fatty acids have been linked with everything from fat loss to a reduction in the risk of heart disease to improved mental function.

The effect of omega-3s on fat loss has been...

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