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What is the difference between EPA and DHA?‎

 

Answer added by  Afeefa P A, Medical Laboratory Technologist, Modern Diagnostic Centre
7 years ago

Both are long-chain fatty acids! EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) and DHA (docosahexaenoic acid).   EPA and DHA are known for supporting heart, brain and eye health at all sta ... See More

 

Answer added by  Deleted user
8 years ago

EPA and DHA do different things, so you need them both. If your goal is reducing cellular inflammation, then you probably need more EPA than DHA. How much more? The most ... See More

 

Answer added by  Ghazala Yousaf, Chemistry lecturer, Cadet College
8 years ago

EPA AND DHA mean eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid

 

Answer added by  professor Muhammad Tanzeem, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, GCUF
8 years ago

EPA    Eicosa pentanoic acid    DHA   Dicosa hexanoic acid  both are present in fish oil