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[STUDY] Plant-based Omega 3 Can Reduce the Risks of Heart Disease and Other Heart Problems
Those commonly associate omega-3 fatty acids with salmon, but a new study discovered that the predominant plant-based version of the vitamin, alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), can boost heart health and lower the risk of heart disease in people who don't eat fish.
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