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Omega-3 fatty acids are also called ‘healthy fats’, and they may help in reducing the level of triglycerides
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These are polyunsaturated fats, which cannot be produced by the body, and hence, they are acquired from the food you eat
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Unsaturated fats may aid in keeping the heart healthy when used in moderation. They are also called the ‘good’ fats
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Flaxseeds are known to contain Omega-3 fatty acids, and should be included in your diet
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Flaxseeds have been known to be one of the richest whole food sources of Omega-3 fatty acids
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Chia seeds are also highly nutritious, and offer not only Omega-3 fatty acids, but also manganese and other nutrients
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Adding walnuts to your breakfast can also prove to be a prudent decision, health-wise
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Soybeans are also a source of Omega-3 fatty acids, and offer fibre and proteins as well
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Cod-liver oil also contains a good amount of Omega-3 fatty acids, and often works as a supplement
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A decent amount of these fatty acids may also be found in vegetables like spinach, or foods like sprouts