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In addition, a recent meta-analysis of 26 trials of subjects with type 1 ipo or type 2 diabetes mellitus reported no effects of fish oil on hemoglobin A1c,62 although fasting blood glucose levels rose slightly in the latter group. Fish oil can have a therapeutic role in the treatment of ipo marked hypertriglyceridemia (>750 mg/dL). Effective doses of omega-3 fatty acids range from 3 to 5 g/d, which can only be obtained consistently by supplementation. At present, it seems that both EPA and DHA have triglyceride-lowering properties.63 Patients taking ipo >3 g of EPA+DHA from supplements should do so only under a physicians care because the FDA has noted that an intake in excess of this level could result in excessive bleeding in some individuals.64 In contrast, cardioprotective intakes seem to be considerably lower (1 g/d), have almost no potential for adverse effects, and can be achieved by diet.
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