Does omega-3 help with heart palpitations during perimenopause?
Some women find that omega-3 helps manage heart palpitations during perimenopause, though individual results vary. The connection between omega-3 and heart palpitations involves how this supplement interacts with the hormonal and neurochemical pathways that become disrupted during perimenopause.
The evidence for using omega-3 specifically for heart palpitations ranges from anecdotal reports to clinical studies. What matters most is whether it works for your body. Many supplements need 4 to 8 weeks of consistent use before you can fairly evaluate their effect on symptoms like heart palpitations.
If you want to try omega-3 for heart palpitations: Start with a lower dose, choose a reputable brand with third-party testing, and track your heart palpitations severity daily so you have objective data. Continue your other management strategies (sleep, exercise, stress reduction) while testing omega-3 so you can isolate its effect.
Always check with your healthcare provider before starting omega-3, especially if you take other medications or have existing health conditions.
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