Vom Omega 3-Mangel zu Krebs & Gelenkproblemen | Prof. Dr. med. Clemens von Schacky | QS24

Finally, some clear-cut talk about Omega-3. Science has compiled the facts – but the media and a lobby to disseminate this knowledge are still lacking. Omega-3 is so valuable, and everyone's needs are different. However, blindly taking or measuring it should be avoided. Too low a dose has side effects – as does too high one. An ideal level is between 8% and 11%. The data is clear and conclusive within this range, particularly impressive regarding all heart-related issues. A healthy heart, brain, blood vessels, cells, and joints – they all need Omega-3 to thrive. Omega-3 is essential for life and was intended by Mother Nature. A fetus/baby receives precisely this level through the placenta. And the mother is depleted by these fatty acids, as new life ensures the continuation of the human body. Even during breastfeeding, the baby receives these 8% to 11% through breast milk whenever possible, enabling optimal brain and heart development. It's unimaginable to think what happens if we can't provide these nutrients to our children. It's unimaginable what happens if we adults fall short of these values ​​due to ignorance, or if we consciously consume Omega-3, but incorrectly (at least 10-15 grams of fat must be consumed alongside Omega-3). Omega-3 is just as beneficial preventively as it is in recovery. Here, too, there are clear results in cases of cancer or joint problems, even in dogs. Professor Dr. Clemens von Schacky held the Chair of Preventive Cardiology at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich until his retirement in 2020 and is one of the world's leading scientists in the field of Omega-3 health research. He is the founder of the Omegametrix reference laboratory for determining Omega-3 status in blood and is involved in the development of medical guidelines for cardiovascular prevention. An omega-3 deficiency is a cause of almost all modern diseases – ADHD and autism, depression and diabetes, Alzheimer's and cancer, heart attack and stroke. Although the daily requirement is usually easily met with just under a teaspoon, most people don't manage to do so. At least four out of five people are deficient! Today, you can easily measure your omega-3 levels at home – without a doctor. ▬ Guest ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Prof. Dr. med. Clemens von Schacky, Internist, Cardiologist, Researcher Moderator: Alexander Glogg Program Number: Nhol_220919-06_schacky ▬ Contact & Links ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ OMEGAMETRIX LABORATORY Tel.: +49 89 55063007 Email: [email protected] Website: https://www.omegametrix.eu/ Am Klopferspitz 19 DE-82152 Martinsried Image source: https://a3s3i5p3.rocketcdn.me/wp-cont...