outline:
introduction ( what is omega ?and what produce omega?)
body ( what is the role of omega 3/6 in physiology,, what happen if not balanced,, which one between them has best effect ,, what is the role of omega 3/6 in
disease for example cardiovascular, immunity and metabolic syndrome.
conclusion( how to get omega 3/6 (advisable sources) is there any source contain both of them?)
Paper details:
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