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Raising the omega-3 index and supporting cell membrane health

"Potentially take the right omega-3 supplements that are from a good source that's been third-party tested, that's tested for purity, potency, that doesn't have toxins, contaminants. It's not oxidized. It's a very hard job picking the right fish oil."

Mark Hyman, MD

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Daily health supplement

"Also omega-3 fatty acids, I take that. So just, you know, your basic omega-3 from Costco, for example, whatever. I think that's important."

Greg Doucette

Supporting mood and cognitive function

"It's really clear that getting somewhere between one and three grams of EPA essential fatty acid per day can improve outcomes. That is can improve mood and can improve cognitive function."

Andrew Huberman

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Olive oil

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Cooking

"Hey guys, I usually cook with olive oil or avocado oil, and I've wondered how much of that choice matters once the pan gets hot."

Rhonda Patrick

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Primary cooking fat for general dietary health

"Olive oil is the best, obviously. Then small amounts of butter. Polyunsaturated fats have a lot of proof that they're very safe."

Chris Thompson

Primary cooking and dietary fat source replacing seed oils and other more controversial fats

"I don't want to get into the seed oil debate. Just use olive oil. It's delicious. It's relatively inexpensive nowadays to get real olive oil. The data are great. It's impressive."

Andrew Huberman

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