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Fish oil and heart health.(Goodnews: essential natural health news)(Eicosapentaenoic acid)(docosahexaenoic acid )(Brief Article)

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Let's say you are not a big seafood fan, and you rely on supplements to get your essential fish oil. You may be wondering how much to take to equal the recommended number of servings of fatty fish per week. Wonder no more.

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