Omega-3 Fatty Acids and Your Brain: Separating Evidence from Enthusiasm
DHA, EPA, and what the research actually shows about omega-3 and cognitive function — including what's still uncertain.
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DHA makes up about 15–20% of the cerebral cortex. That number alone explains why omega-3 intake keeps showing up in cognitive research — and why the relationship is more nuanced than most articles admit.
Read the article →The brain is the most metabolically active organ in the body. It runs on glucose, depends on fat for structure, and requires a steady supply of micronutrients to keep its signalling systems working. Brain Fuel Daily covers the research clearly — without overpromising.
DHA, EPA, and what the research actually shows about omega-3 and cognitive function — including what's still uncertain.
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BDNF, ketones, autophagy, and mental clarity — what the research says about fasting's effect on brain function, and who might actually benefit.
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