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Recommendations of the Spanish Menopause Society on the consumption of omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids by postmenopausal women
2017 Sep Maturitas Sánchez-Borrego R, von Schacky C, Osorio MJA, Llaneza P, Pinto X, Losa F, et al.
Practice Guideline Review Article Antiarrhythmic Sardine High Blood Pressure Depression Psychosis Triglyceride Long-chain omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids have various health benefits for postmenopausal women including reducing triglycerides and improving depression and psychotic symptoms.
Acupuncture treatment of substance-induced psychosis, addiction and pain: A review with case study
2015 Jul Journal of Traditional Chinese Medical Sciences Tzafrir Nachmani
Review Article Drug Addiction This article is very useful to understand the treatment of psychosis. It also has a table describing different substances having Yin and Yang effects on the body.
Yang: Alcohol, Tobacco, cannabis, cocaine, caffeine, amphetamines (cathinone, speed), Ritalin, MDMA (a mild psychedelic stimulant), LSD (psychedelic, hallucinogenic stimulant).
Yin: Heroin, opium, morphine, cannabis, sleeping pills, pain relief medication, mild anxiolytics – clonazepam.
The cannabis plant includes many species with the effects varying from stimulating and hallucinogenic to plants that have a calming effect. —Jinnan C 8 Sep 2021
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Long-chain omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids have various health benefits for postmenopausal women including reducing triglycerides and improving depression and psychotic symptoms.
Practice Guideline Antiarrhythmic Depression High Blood Pressure
A panel of experienced experts from the Spanish Menopause Society embarked to establish a comprehensive set of recommendations for the intake of long-chain omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids by postmenopausal women. This was steered based on the best available evidence and research. It was especially noted that the consumption of these fatty acids, at doses higher than 3 grams per day, proved to significantly decrease the levels of triglycerides in the body.
The results obtained from this study are promising and underline the potential health benefits of long-chain omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids for postmenopausal women. Alongside reducing triglyceride levels, they also contribute to antiarrhythmic effects, reduction in blood pressure, and improvements in depressive and psychotic symptoms. Furthermore, it was noted that their consumption does not increase the risk of cancer in these women. The potential of these fatty acids in providing relief from menopause symptoms and osteoporosis was also explored, yielding positive indications.
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Long-chain omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids have various health benefits for postmenopausal women including reducing triglycerides and improving depression and psychotic symptoms.
2017 Maturitas Recommendations of the Spanish Menopause Society on the consumption of omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids by postmenopausal women
Sánchez-Borrego R, von Schacky C, Osorio MJA, Llaneza P, Pinto X, Losa F, Navarro MC, Lubián D, Mendoza N
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A Practice Guideline published in 2017 in the journal Maturitas found that Long-chain omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids have various health benefits for postmenopausal women including reducing triglycerides and improving depression and psychotic symptoms. A panel of experienced experts from the Spanish Menopause Society embarked to establish a comprehensive set of recommendations for the intake of long-chain omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids by postmenopausal women. This was steered based on the best available evidence and research. It was especially noted that the consumption of these fatty acids, at doses higher than 3 grams per day, proved to significantly decrease the levels of triglycerides in the body.
The results obtained from this study are promising and underline the potential health benefits of long-chain omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids for postmenopausal women. Alongside reducing triglyceride levels, they also contribute to antiarrhythmic effects, reduction in blood pressure, and improvements in depressive and psychotic symptoms. Furthermore, it was noted that their consumption does not increase the risk of cancer in these women. The potential of these fatty acids in providing relief from menopause symptoms and osteoporosis was also explored, yielding positive indications.
This article is very useful to understand the treatment of psychosis. It also has a table describing different substances having Yin and Yang effects on the body. Yang: Alcohol, Tobacco, cannabis, cocaine, caffeine, amphetamines (cathinone, speed), Ritalin, MDMA (a mild psychedelic stimulant), LSD (psychedelic, hallucinogenic stimulant). Yin: Heroin, opium, morphine, cannabis, sleeping pills, pain relief medication, mild anxiolytics – clonazepam. The cannabis plant includes many species with the effects varying from stimulating and hallucinogenic to plants that have a calming effect. —Jinnan C 8 Sep 2021