Written by: Nancy Dixit
Your body triggers inflammation to fight infections and heal injuries. But when inflammation sticks around too long, it can damage healthy tissues—including your heart!
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Long-term inflammation contributes to plaque buildup, increases blood clot risk, and raises blood pressure—paving the way for heart disease, heart attacks, and strokes.
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Omega-3 fatty acids (EPA & DHA) act as natural anti-inflammatories, protecting your heart by reducing harmful inflammation at the root.
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Omega-3s lower pro-inflammatory compounds and increase resolvins & protectins—molecules that actively calm inflammation and repair blood vessels.
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Excess cytokines fuel artery damage. Omega-3s help turn down this inflammatory response, keeping your blood vessels healthy.
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Unstable plaques can rupture and block arteries. Omega-3s help stabilize plaques, reducing the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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Chronic inflammation stiffens arteries. Omega-3s keep blood vessels flexible, ensuring smooth blood flow and lower blood pressure.
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Inflammation triggers irregular heart rhythms. Omega-3s help regulate heartbeats, lowering the risk of sudden cardiac events.
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