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Your nerve cells are built from the fat you eat
This is more literal than it sounds. EPA and DHA, the two long chain omega-3 fats, are structural components of the membranes your nerve cells are made of. Your body cannot build them from nothing. ALA is the one that is actually essential, meaning you have to eat it, and the adequate intake for women is 1.1 g a day. Where it comes from: - Chia seeds, one ounce, 5.06 g ALA - Walnuts, one ounce, 2.57 g ALA - Flaxseed oil, one tablespoon, 7.26 g ALA - Salmon, 3 oz cooked, 0.59 g DHA - Sardines, 3 oz, 0.45 g DHA Figures from the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements. Worth knowing: your body converts ALA from plants into EPA and DHA only inefficiently, so if you do not eat fish it is worth being deliberate about quantity. Save this if you never know what to buy.
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