The European Medicines Agency (EMA) Warns about Omega-3 and atrial fibrillation

Are you taking omega-3 supplements? A new report from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) has found that these popular supplements may be linked to atrial fibrillation (AF), a serious heart condition. In this informative and eye-opening video, we explore the connection between omega-3 supplements and AF, the risks vs. benefits of consuming these supplements, and what you can do to stay safe while still getting the health benefits of omega-3 fatty acids. Don't miss this important video - watch now!
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[@gramps5157]

I had an Ablation for Afib and it worked well stopping all Afib for 4 years. Then I started taking Megagentics Fish OIl 1000 mg and in 3 days my Afib returned. I immediately threw out the Fish OIl. It took over a week and a half for the Omega 3 to get out of my system and for the Afib to stop. After that scare I will never take Fish Oil or Algae Oil again. It's not the Fish OIl per se, it's the Omega 3 in the Fish Oil and or Algae Oil that cause the Afib. Fish do not produce Omega 3, they get their Omega 3 from eating Algae. So now, many companies bypass the Fish Oil and sell Algae OIl. I will never use either. What I will do is once a week get my Omega 3 from a can of wild caught Salmon. Thanks for posting this great video.

[@DocTalksHD]

Thank you for sharing your personal experience with omega-3 supplements and atrial fibrillation (Afib). It's important to remember that individual reactions to supplements can vary greatly. While some studies suggest a potential link between high doses of omega-3 fatty acids and an increased risk of Afib, particularly in individuals with certain cardiovascular conditions, this does not mean that everyone will experience the same effect. It's great that you've found a method that works for you by obtaining omega-3 from natural sources like wild-caught salmon. It's always advisable to consult with a healthcare provider before making any changes to your diet or supplement regimen, especially when managing a condition like Afib. Your approach to focusing on dietary sources rather than supplements is shared by many health professionals. Keep listening to your body and stay in touch with your healthcare provider to manage your health in the way that's best for you.

[@jamescarlson486]

Conclusion: You can’t win for losing.

[@DocTalksHD]

Thank you for watching my video and sharing your opinion. I understand that you may feel discouraged by the risk of arterial fibrillation associated with omega-3 supplements. However, I want to remind you that this is not a definitive conclusion, but a possible correlation based on some studies. There may be other factors that influence the risk, such as dosage, quality, and individual health conditions. Omega-3 supplements may still have some benefits for your heart and overall health, as long as you consult your doctor and follow their recommendations. Please don’t give up on finding the best solution for your health. You can win for trying!