n-3 fatty acids(n-3系脂肪酸)




Characteristics of nutrients

  • There are α-linolenic acid, DHA, EPA
  • DHA = docosahexaenoic acid
  • EPA = eicosapentaenoic acid
  • α linolenic acid is contained in vegetable oil
  • DHA, EPA are included in seafood
  • Because it is not synthesized in the body, ingest from a meal

Function of nutrients

  • Prevention of hypertension, cancer, etc.
  • Keep the brain working normally
  • Prevent blood clotting and thrombosis
  • Reduce bad cholesterol

 

When nutrients are deficient

  • There is no worry of deficiency
  • Children rarely have deficiency such as dermatitis

 

When nutrients overdose

  • In the range of daily intake, even if ingested more, there is no harmful effect
  • In rare cases, blood becomes difficult to coagulate, bleeding is difficult to stop

Foods rich in nutrients

  • monkfish liver
  • Mackerel
  • Whale
  • eel
  • Walnut

Summary

  • It is classified as α linolenic acid, DHA, EPA
  • DHA = docosahexaenoic acid
  • EPA = eicosapentaenoic acid
  • α linolenic acid is a vegetable oil, DHA, EPA is contained in fish and shellfish
  • Not synthesized in the body



Remarks

Nutrient list
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EnergyPantothenic acid
ProteinBiotin
Saturated fatty acids n-3 fatty acids
Dietary fiber n-6 fatty acids
LipidSodium
CarbohydratePotassium
Vitamin ACalcium
Vitamin DMagnesium
Vitamin ERin
Vitamin KZinc
Vitamin B1Copper
Vitamin B2Manganese
Vitamin B6Lodine
Vitamin B12Selenium
Vitamin CChromium
NiacinMolybdenum
Folic acidiron