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In the world of health and nutrition, fish oil has earned a reputable place. Rich in omega-3 fatty acids—it’s hailed for its role in supporting heart health, reducing inflammation, improving brain function, and more. Yet, as a fisheries researcher and health wellness coach, I’ve seen firsthand how misinformed use of fish oil can do more harm than good. Here, I’ll walk you through the science-backed benefits, potential risks, and why credible information is critical in making the right choices about fish oil supplements. 🐟 Fish oil is extracted from the tissues of oily fish like salmon, mackerel, sardines, and herring. It contains two essential omega-3 fatty acids that our bodies cannot produce in adequate amounts on their own. There are two main sources: Dietary fish oil (from eating fish) Fish oil supplements (capsules or liquids) Prescription forms are purified ✅ Benefits of Fish oil Omega-3s reduce risk of heart attacks and strokes., lowers blood pressure, and may help prevent plaq...

  Introduction Skin aging isn’t just about growing older — it’s shaped by where you live, what you eat, how you handle stress, and daily choices you may not even notice. Some people seem to defy time, while others develop fine lines, dullness, or sagging earlier than expected. In this article, we’ll compare how environmental stress, nutrition, sleep, and lifestyle habits affect skin aging in Europe, America, and Africa — three regions with very different realities — and explore what you can do to slow the clock naturally. 1. Environmental Stress: Where You Live Shapes Your Skin Europe Climate: Moderate UV exposure overall but harsh winters in Northern Europe dry the skin and weaken its barrier. Pollution: Industrial cities like Paris or Milan have high air pollution, generating free radicals that accelerate wrinkles and pigmentation. Lifestyle: Better public awareness of sun protection; skincare routines often prioritize antioxidants and moisturizers. America ...