EPA: The Omega-3 That Lowers Cardiovascular Disease Risk

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EPA is an omega-3 fatty acid sourced from cold-water fatty fish like salmon, and belongs to a class of nutrients consistently tied to lower cardiovascular disease risk when part of a healthy diet. Unlike generic supplement hype, EPA's benefit is framed as one piece of a broader dietary pattern rather than a silver bullet. It sits alongside DHA as the two flagship omega-3s people actually consume.

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