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This randomized, placebo-controlled double blinded study examined whether placebo, low- or high dose omega 3 fatty acid supplementation had associations with mental health symptoms and vitamin D status in college students aged 18-27.
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A 3-arm randomized design was employed where participants took 2 pills daily for 90 days. The first arm was a placebo, second arm was a low dose omega 3 and third arm was high dose omega 3. Mental health outcomes were measured using the GAD 7 questionnaire that measured anxiety, PHQ-9 which measured depression, and MSQ (Medical Symptoms Questionnaire) that assessed overall bodily symptoms. Vitamin D levels were also assessed as a secondary outcome.
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96 participants in 3 patient groups, including a placebo group
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