2023 · Metabolites · open access
Urinary Metabolite Profiling to Non-Invasively Monitor the Omega-3 Index: An Exploratory Secondary Analysis of a Randomized Clinical Trial in Young Adults
MacIntyre et al.
The finding, in our words
In adults given EPA or DHA for 12 weeks, first-void urine analysed by MSI-CE-MS showed increased S-carboxypropylcysteamine and other candidate metabolites that correlated with the Omega-3 Index measured in erythrocytes, suggesting urine could support non-invasive monitoring of omega-3 status.
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