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zavuch27 [327]
3 years ago
10

Can omega 3 be artificially produced?

Biology
2 answers:
exis [7]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

in theory yes

Explanation:

densk [106]3 years ago
6 0

<u>Your Answer:</u>

Hello there My name is Tobie and I would be more than glad to help!After a thorough examination Your answer should be <u>No</u> Omega 3 or  (omega-3 fats and n-3 fats) Cannot be artificially produced.

<u>Here's why.</u>

The reason Omega 3 cannot be created  is because These are essential fats.The body can make Omega 3 but it cannot be made from scratch again also because they are essential fats .Ways the body can create Omega 3 is by eating foods that already contain Omega 3.Here are some foods that contain Omega 3 !

  1. Fish,
  2. vegetable
  3. oils,
  4. nuts,
  5. flax
  6. seeds,
  7. flaxseed
  8. oil,
  9. and leafy vegetables.

<u>FAQS</u>

<u>Do avocados have Omega 3?</u>

Avocados contain vitamins C E K and B6 some other nutrients as well to they also contain omega-3 fatty acids. But most of the calories in a avocado come from fat.

<u>Why Omega 3 is bad for you?</u>

Yes this plays a significant role in our diet by helping us improve our cardiovascular health having but  too much of it can lead to having  high blood sugar and a increased risk of bleeding.

<u>Hope this helps!</u>

<em>                                                                                      -Tobie the dog <3</em>

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