Detects Omega-3 levels, Trans fat levels, Omega-3/Omega-6 ratio, AA/EPA ratio and full profile of 24 fatty acids with just a drop of blood.
Depression, anxiety, dementia, obesity, heart disease, stroke, type II diabetes, breast cancer, weakened immune systems, and eye disorders
Many studies have shown that people with higher (vs. lower) omega-3 index levels are at decreased risk for a variety of diseases. These include heart disease, stroke, dementia, and depression to name a few. Raising the omega-3 index and keeping it up should help reduce the risk of these conditions. To make sure the Omega-3 Index remains in the target range, it should be tested every six months.
Great Plains Laboratory
