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Written by Navneet Kaur, M.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics
Diet
Omega 3 fats have a big role in heart health, skin health & reducing inflammation. You don’t always need supplements but just a few changes in daily food choices can increase your intake naturally.
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A tsp of roasted, ground flaxseeds in curd, smoothies or salads can easily boost omega-3 levels. The powder form absorbs better.
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Chia gels well in water or milk & is great for breakfast bowls. Even a small serving adds a good amount of plant based omega 3.
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Walnuts are one of the simplest snacks to keep at your desk. A handful a day supports brain & heart health.
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Fish like salmon, sardines & mackerel are naturally rich in omega 3. Having them once or twice a week is enough for most people.
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Many brands offer eggs or milk enriched with omega. They taste the same but help increase your intake effortlessly.
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Mustard oil and certain cold pressed seed oils contain small amounts of omega 3 & can be rotated into your cooking routine.
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You don't need a complicated diet to improve omega 3. Just small daily additions can make a big difference in you heart & brain health!
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