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Omega-3 Fatty Acids Cut Aggression by 28%, Study Reveals

1/22/2025

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A groundbreaking study from the University of Pennsylvania reveals that Omega-3 fatty acids could cut aggressive behavior by 28%. Analyzing nearly 4,000 participants across 29 trials, researchers found significant benefits for both reactive and proactive aggression. While not a cure-all for violence, Omega-3 shows potential in enhancing mental health, sparking interest for further research.

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A groundbreaking study from the University of Pennsylvania reveals that Omega-3 fatty acids could cut aggressive behavior by 28%. Analyzing nearly 4,000 participants across 29 trials, researchers found significant benefits for both reactive and proactive aggression. While not a cure-all for violence, Omega-3 shows potential in enhancing mental health, sparking interest for further research.