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The potential benefits and risks of omega-3 supplements, including cognitive benefits and interactions with medications.
Consumer-facing reviews and marketing materials for “neuroprotective” supplements often overstate human benefit while leaning on preclinical biology, and independent testing plus regulatory guidance w...
endorses a modest set of supplements — notably omega‑3 (fish oil), such as magnesium taurate, and occasional interest in and — but repeatedly cautions that supplements can interact with medications or...
Omega‑3 supplements are beneficial in specific, clinically guided situations but carry risks for identifiable patient groups: people on anticoagulants or with bleeding disorders, patients at risk for ...
A growing but uneven body of research shows some supplements can modestly improve memory—especially in older adults or people with nutritional gaps—while lifestyle interventions (exercise, Mediterrane...