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DHA & Alzheimer’s risk

49%

Lower risk of Alzheimer’s

Lowest DHAHighest DHA49% lower riskCompared with the lowest-DHA group

People with the highest DHA levels had a 49% lower risk of Alzheimer’s than those with the lowest levels.

DHA is an omega-3 fat. Researchers followed 1,490 adults aged 65 and older for about seven years.

Read the study · Sala-Vila et al. · Nutrients · 2022 ↗ These studies found links, not proof that omega-3s caused the differences. They did not test whether Brain Omega Test or supplements prevent disease.

Brain health in midlife

2,183

Adults studied · average age 46

Higher omega-3Larger memory areaBetter thinking scoresLinks found in the study—not proof of cause

People with higher omega-3 levels had a larger brain area involved in memory and did better on thinking tests.

This study looked at adults in midlife. The thinking tests measured how well people understood complex ideas.

Read the study · Satizabal et al. · Neurology · 2022 ↗ These studies found links, not proof that omega-3s caused the differences. They did not test whether Brain Omega Test or supplements prevent disease.

Omega-3 & brain health over time

8 years

From blood test to brain scan

8 yearsOmega-3 blood testBrain scanAt the startEight years later

Women with higher omega-3 levels had larger brain volumes when scanned eight years later.

Researchers studied 1,111 women who had gone through menopause. The study did not prove that omega-3s prevented brain shrinkage.

Read the study · Pottala et al. · Neurology · 2014 ↗ These studies found links, not proof that omega-3s caused the differences. They did not test whether Brain Omega Test or supplements prevent disease.