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People With This Mutation Can’t Smell Stinky Fish

October 11, 2020

Most people carry an intact version of TAAR5, and easily recognize the fishy fragrance as mildly repulsive — an ability that might have evolved to help our ancestors avoid spoiled food. But a small number of the Icelanders in the study carried at least one “broken” copy of the gene that appeared to render them insensitive to the scent. When asked to describe it, some even mistook it for a sugary dessert, ketchup or something floral.

“They were really not even in the right ballpark,” Dr. Gísladóttir said.

A blunted sense for bad-smelling fish might sound maladaptive. But TMA doesn’t always spell trouble, especially in Iceland, where fish features prominently on many menus. The country is famous for nose-tickling dishes like rotten shark and fermented skate, which serve up about as much odor as you may imagine.

That might be why the TAAR5 mutation appears in more than 2 percent

Plenty of Fish Shines Light on Mental Health & Wellness with New Partnership Providing 5,000 Members with Free Self-Care Resources

October 2, 2020

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VANCOUVER, BC, Oct. 2, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — According to a recent study from dating app Plenty of Fish, nearly one-third of U.S. singles have experienced increased levels of anxiety over the past six months. To help daters find some relief and prioritize mental health, Plenty of Fish is partnering with Shine, the No. 1 self-care app created by women of color, to provide free Shine Premium memberships to 5,000 Plenty of Fish members.

Beginning Friday, Oct. 9, and just in time for World Mental Health Day (Oct. 10), Plenty of Fish members will receive access to 800+ meditations, calming sounds and sleep stories, journaling exercises, tools to track mood and gratitude, and a space to reflect on self-care with a global community. Additionally, two new dating-related meditations developed to help singles better manage anxiety and improve mental health and wellness, including “Navigate Dating During

Plenty of Fish Shines Light on Mental Health & Wellness with New Partnership Providing 5,000 Members with Free Self-Care Resources | 2020-10-02 | Press Releases

October 2, 2020

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VANCOUVER, BC , Oct. 2, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — According to a recent study from dating app Plenty of Fish , nearly one-third of U.S. singles have experienced increased levels of anxiety over the past six months. To help daters find some relief and prioritize mental health, Plenty of Fish is partnering with Shine , the No. 1 self-care app created by women of color, to provide free Shine Premium memberships to 5,000 Plenty of Fish members.

Beginning Friday, Oct. 9 , and just in time for World Mental Health Day ( Oct. 10 ), Plenty of Fish members will receive access to 800+ meditations, calming sounds and sleep stories, journaling exercises, tools to track mood and gratitude, and a space to reflect on self-care with a global community. Additionally, two new dating-related meditations developed to help singles better manage anxiety and improve mental health and wellness, including “Navigate Dating During

Fish Oil Market Trend, Future Growth, Key Findings and Regional Forecast to 2026

September 30, 2020

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The MarketWatch News Department was not involved in the creation of this content.

Sep 29, 2020 (The Expresswire) —
Abundant availability of land for fish farming is anticipated to drive the global fish oil market. According to a report by Fortune Business Insights, titled, “Fish Oil Market Size, Share and Global Trend by Species (Tuna, Cod Liver, Salmon, Anchovy, Menhaden, Others), by Application (Aquaculture Feed, Animal Feed, Functional Food, Dietary Supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Others) and Geography Forecast till 2026,” fish oil can aid in the reduction of blood pressure, coronary heart diseases, and bad cholesterol. All these factors are in turn, expected to favor growth of the global fish oil market.

Some of the key companies that are present in the global fish oil market are

DSM
Copeinca ASA
Croda International PLC.
Blueline Foods Pvt. Ltd.
FMC Corporation
TripleNine Group
Omega Protein Corporation
Sarma Fish SARL
American Marine Ingredients
GC Rieber

Fish Oil Market Share, Size, Regional Trend, Future Growth, Industry Demand, Current and Future Plans by Forecast to 2026

September 29, 2020

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Sep 29, 2020 (The Expresswire) —
Abundant availability of land for fish farming is anticipated to drive the global fish oil market. According to a report by Fortune Business Insights, titled, “Fish Oil Market Size, Share and Global Trend by Species (Tuna, Cod Liver, Salmon, Anchovy, Menhaden, Others), by Application (Aquaculture Feed, Animal Feed, Functional Food, Dietary Supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Others) and Geography Forecast till 2026,” fish oil can aid in the reduction of blood pressure, coronary heart diseases, and bad cholesterol. All these factors are in turn, expected to favor growth of the global fish oil market.

Some of the key companies that are present in the global fish oil market are

DSM
Copeinca ASA
Croda International PLC.
Blueline Foods Pvt. Ltd.
FMC Corporation
TripleNine Group
Omega Protein Corporation
Sarma Fish SARL
American Marine Ingredients
GC Rieber

To Your Good Health: Very high triglycerides may need a step up from OTC fish oil | Columnists

September 27, 2020

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If you are considering taking a fish oil supplement because you are at higher risk for heart disease or stroke, a statin drug is a much better studied mechanism to reduce that risk. If your triglycerides remain elevated despite statin therapy, then Vascepa is a good idea if you fall into a high-risk group. I would recommend Vascepa, in this instance, rather than an over-the-counter fish oil supplement, due to the good-quality evidence of benefit and the concern that some brands of OTC supplements are not of excellent quality.

Eating fatty fish, such as salmon, one or two servings a week gives many of the benefits of fish oil supplementation.

DEAR DR. ROACH: My husband is 55 years old. He was in the hospital about a year ago for a mild heart attack. At the time, a urine test was performed and a small amount of blood was detected in

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