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Hi all anybody know not the RDA (recommended daily amount) but the ROA (the maximum recommended amount) of EPA fish oil? the package says to take 1-3 capsules daily, each containing 1000 mg of oil fish, wonder what is the maximum you can take and is it dangerous to exceed the limit may be at 5-6 capsules per day? as EPA rules! thanks
How much omega-3 do you need? There is currently no USDA RDA for omega-3 fatty acids, but the National Institutes of Health recommends that people consume about 2% of their total daily calories as omega-3. To meet this recommendation, a person eating 2000 calories per day should consume about 2 grams of omega-3 per day. The average American adult is much less than 1 gram of omega-3 fatty acids by day. What is enough? The FDA suggests that people on average does not exceed 3 g / day, and encourages manufacturers of dietary supplements do not recommend doses above 2 g / day. A special case is that blood levels of triglycerides when doses up to 4 g / day are needed significantly reduce serum triglycerides – up to 30% less.
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