Even the highest dose of Omega-3 supplements ever tested, did not show significant difference than placebo in outcomes for participants, the researchers said. Dry eye disease is an often chronic condition that causes burning, itching, or stinging sensations in the eye, as well as impairs vision. The study results refute the long-held belief that EPA and DHA — types of Omega-3 — reduce dry eye symptoms. Even the highest dose of Omega-3 supplements ever tested, did not show significant difference than placebo in outcomes for participants, the researchers said. Each Omega-3 dose contained 2,000 milligrams of EPA and 1,000 milligrams of DHA.

Source: Indian Express April 14, 2018 14:19 UTC