Researchers from Aarhus University Hospital inform that a every day sip of 1.1 grams of omega-3s resulted in a poignant lessen in levels of adiponectin, a hormone expelled from rotund cells that plays an critical purpose in the law of insulin attraction and energy, after 6 weeks of supplementation, but had no “overall anti-inflammatory effect”.
The investigate entangled 50 overweight people receiving the 2 grams per day of fish oil or olive oil (control), and the results are published in Nutrition Research .
“Our investigate assumption was usually partly verified, as there was an approaching (albeit small) outcome on adiponectin levels but no on the whole anti-inflammatory outcome of supplementation with a low sip of nautical omega-3 PUFA,” wrote the researchers.
“Further studies are, therefore, indispensable to investigate belongings on inflammatory markers and to settle the optimal sip of nautical omega-3 PUFA in overweight subjects.”
Source: Nutrition Research
January 2012, Volume 32, Issue 1, Pages 15-23
“Low-dose fish oil supplementation increases serum adiponectin without inspiring inflammatory markers in overweight subjects”
Authors: A. Gammelmark, T. Madsen, K. Varming, S. Lundbye-Christensen, E.B. Schmidt
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