Research shows that fish oil can protect cardiovascular health injury caused by PM2.5

Chinese scholars have found that fish oil can protect cardiovascular health caused by PM2.5 (http:// Fish oil can protect cardiovascular health damage caused by PM2.5, according to a recent study by Professor Mao Haidong of Fudan University School of public health The results have been published online in the top international journal of cardiovascular disease, the Journal of American Academy of Cardiology This study, supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China's major research program "toxicology and health effects of fine particles in the atmosphere", is of good representativeness and extrapolation value, which provides a basis for Chinese residents to choose simple and feasible individual protective measures to reduce the health effects of air pollution, and has important public health significance For the cardiovascular health damage caused by PM2.5, it is a potential individual intervention to supplement appropriate nutrients through diet, but there is little evidence-based medicine in this aspect Using a randomized double-blind control design, Professor kaihaidong's research team carried out a 4-month field intervention study on the effects of dietary fish oil supplementation on cardiovascular health of PM2.5 The results showed that the volunteers took 2.5G fish oil daily continuously, which improved the levels of peripheral blood inflammation, coagulation and endothelial dysfunction, oxidative stress injury and stress hormone disorder caused by PM2.5 compared with the control group This shows that dietary fish oil supplementation has a significant protective effect on cardiovascular damage caused by PM2.5 pollution