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Dr. Jewel Alfoure ND

There are plenty of fish in the sea, and there is also plenty of fish oil supplements on the market! It seems that the choices are endless when it comes to a fish oil supplement. Most of the time, there is some kind of "cardiovascular" protection idea, along with some reference to arteries, brain health and even sometimes pregnant women? Really, it almost seems vague why someone would spend the money on a fish oil supplement. After all, there is no specific immediate effect for you to gauge if the fish oil supplement is actually working. Or is there?
Modern-day stress is very different from the ancient stress of being chased by a predator in the forest. After all, a situation like being chased by predator results in either getting caught or making it safely away. Chronic stress, however, leads to a manifestation of burnout that can be emotional, physical, or mental.
The most common treatments for myocarditis are corticosteroids and immunosuppressants to dampen the immune response. These medications can help to reduce inflammation and prevent the body from attacking the heart muscle. However, these medications can also have side effects, such as weight gain, high blood pressure, and an increased risk of infection.
The medical term for high blood pressure is hypertension, and it affects millions of individuals worldwide. The illness is often known as "the silent killer" since individuals are frequently unaware that they have it.

Fish oil is a very well-known, highly studied nutritional supplement. It's usually regarded as a nutritional supplement that helps with many medical conditions. But unfortunately, though many people have been on fish oil for a long time, very few genuinely understand what fish oil does.