Tinted moisturizers provide light coverage and hydration; self-tanners (DHA-based) create a temporary tan. Learn how each works, safety points (SPF vs DHA), and application tips to avoid streaks or orange tones.
Omega-3s (EPA and DHA) in oily fish and supplements support heart, triglyceride, brain, and eye health. Prefer seafood first; use supplements or prescription omega-3s under medical guidance.
Airbrush tanning uses DHA-based sprays to darken the outer skin without UV exposure. Learn how it works, safety notes, where to get it, DIY options, and tips to extend the life of your tan.
Distilled (purified) fish oil is refined to remove contaminants and concentrate EPA/DHA. It can lower triglycerides and has specific cardiovascular uses; benefits for mood or stress are mixed. Choose products with third-party testing and consult your clinician for dosing.
Practical, updated guidance for lowering LDL cholesterol: emphasize plant foods and soluble fiber, eat fatty fish and nuts, replace saturated fats with unsaturated oils, avoid trans fats, and combine diet with regular exercise and medical monitoring.
Deep-sea fishes live below the sunlit ocean layer and show unique adaptations. Fish oils rich in EPA and DHA largely come from small oily fish (and historically shark liver), and evidence for health benefits depends on dose, formulation, and patient group.
A 2025 guide to choosing designer tanning lotions: understand types (accelerators, bronzers, DHA sunless tanners), check active ingredients, consult a tanning professional, and prioritize skin health. Designer lotions can hydrate and improve cosmetic color, but they do not make UV exposure safe.
Focus Factor combines choline, DHA, B vitamins and other ingredients that can support brain health if you're deficient. However, independent evidence that the product reliably improves memory in healthy adults is limited - verify testing and consult your clinician.
Icelandic cod liver oil delivers EPA/DHA plus vitamins A and D. It can support nutrient needs but varies by product; check labels and seek medical advice if pregnant or on medications.
Cholesterol is essential but higher LDL increases heart disease risk. Replace saturated and trans fats with unsaturated fats, favor a Mediterranean-style pattern, and include marine omega-3s to lower triglycerides. Work with your clinician for personalized targets and, if needed, medication.
Arctic cod liver oil provides EPA and DHA plus vitamins A and D. It can support triglyceride reductions and general wellness, but watch vitamin A levels, check product purity, and consult a clinician for pregnancy or drug interactions.
Norwegian fish oil provides marine omega-3s (EPA/DHA) that lower triglycerides and may offer modest benefits for inflammation; high-dose therapy should be used under medical supervision.
Fish oil supplements provide EPA and DHA for heart and brain health; choose third-party-tested products and consult a clinician for high-dose or medical use.