Benefits for Diabetics and CVD & Food Sources. Diabetics Reduces Triglycerides Reduces Apolipoproteins (diabetic markers) Increases HDL’s Limited ability.

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Benefits for Diabetics and CVD & Food Sources

Diabetics Reduces Triglycerides Reduces Apolipoproteins (diabetic markers) Increases HDL’s Limited ability to convert plant sources (ALA) to ready to use sources (EPA & (DHA) Fish oil supplements slightly increase blood sugar levels in some Need DR. approval for supplemental use Cardiovascular Disease Patients Reduce high cholesterol Reduce high blood pressure Inhibit plaque formation Prevent blood clot formation Reduce risk of heart attack, stroke, and sudden death by 50% in heart attack survivors Upper limit of 3g/day will increase risk of hemorrhagic stroke/also if taking aspirin, Coumadin, or Plavix for HD

According to survey, 76% were comfortable cooking salmon. Any takers? 24% were not Goal: 100% comfortability Salmon Demo

Eat fish 2 times per week w/o exceeding 3grams/day Check with your doctor before using supplements Use variety of Omega- 3 food choices Next Week: Increasing Physical Activity