July 21, 2026Wellness

Newedge advanced omega 3- Beyond heart health

Does Omega 3 only protect our heart? Discover the exclusive role of Newedge advanced omega 3 in neuroprotection, combatting joint pains.

Omega 3s: the original brain health supplements

Omega 3 s are commonly known for their role in curbing chances of cardiovascular risks and protecting hearth health. But what would it be like depending on this same supplement for protection of our nervous system and joint health too?

Scientific studies claims that Omega 3 fatty acids help in the protection of neurons from oxidative damage through production of neuroprotective compounds derived from DHA. Moreover, they influence the expression of the neuroprotective genes like Bcl-2 (Golabi et al., 2025). This way omega 3 fatty acids helps in avoiding neurodegenerative diseases through the modulation of nerve activity influencing the immune cell behavior by exhibiting strong anti-inflammatory effects. Omega 3 supplements have a crucial role in protection of brain health as well. BDNF or the brain derived neurotrophic factor is important for mental as well as metabolic health. Various intervention experiments have shown that high concentration of BDNF are linked to better cognitive function and Omega 3 supplementation is proven to significantly increase BDNF thereby protecting mental health (Liu et al., 2023a). Moreover, among various dietary factors, DHA as well as omega 3 fatty acids incorporated in the mediterranean diet, have been connected with a decrease in the substantial risk in dementia and greater red blood cell DHA have been found to decrease structural changes decreasing risk of AD related dementia as well as all cause dementia (Hartnett et al., 2023). More scientific studies show that polyunsaturated fatty acids PUFAs like DHA support membrane integrity alongside neural activity. Moreover, DHA has anti-inflammatory mechanisms challenging the effect of pro-inflammatory omega 6 fatty acids. Also, Omega 3 fatty acid supplementation have been found to have beneficial effects on various cognitive domains like language ability, perpetual speed, primary memory, visuospatial functions affecting overall cognitive function. Newedge advanced Omega 3 has 292.5mg of EPA as well as 130 mg of DHA which ensures sufficient DHA for exerting its neuroprotective functions and ensuring strong focus with a sharp memory helping you achieve your daily mental health goals making our product one of the best Omega-3 supplements for brain function. Moreover, DHA present in Newedge advanced omega 3 is received from pure fish oil and not through conversion from ALA to EPA through plant sources.

Varied health benefits of long term Omega 3 usage

Omega 3s exhibit anti-inflammatory properties which aid in the reduction of inflammation by suppressing synthesis of prostaglandins as well as cytokines.

Omega 3 fatty acids in fish oil nourish our brain, help in improving memory, prevent early onset of Alzheimer’s disease

DHA fatty acids in fish oil help in the reduction of plaques in brain thereby preventing memory loss

Omega 3 fatty acids like EPA and DHA are important for the development and growth of the brain during pregnancy as well as early childhood

Omega 3 fatty acids improve cognitive function and memory through improved attention span and better problem-solving abilities

Boon for joint health

Consistent use of Omega 3 supplements provides assimilated benefits which extend beyond normal relief from joint pain. Considering the effective management of joint pain and arthritis, omega 3 supports cartilage regeneration, maintenance of synovial fluid viscosity which actually helps in joint lubrication facilitating locomotion. Use of Omega 3 supplements for a prolonged period of time helps in the preservation of joint structure as well as function which potentially slows the progression of ailments like osteoarthritis OA. Scientifically speaking, omega 3 PUFA s have been found to reduce inflammatory biomarkers as well as cartilage degradation which helps in counteracting the natural diseased state of osteoarthritis. This preservation is important with increasing age in elders as natural omega 3 production gradually declines and there is an increase in inflammatory processes. Omega 3 supplementation have also been found to effect muscle tissue recovery followed by exercise necessary for prevention of progression of OA.

How Omega 3 covers it all

Summarising the positive effects of Omega 3 supplements on joint health the following observations can be made:

Omega 3s shield and preserve cartilages and act as natural shock absorbers at the end of the bones within joints

They are important in the maintenance of synovial fluid confirming their role as a natural lubricant and a natural source of nourishment for human joints.

Omega 3s help in enhancing the blood circulation throughout our body helping in quick transport of essential nutrients to the joint tissues helping in repair and overall maintenance

Omega 3 fatty acids act as a source of pain relief complementing natural treatments and reducing the need of pain relievers

Newedge advanced Omega 3 has EPA + DHA which plays an important role in the protection of joint health in humans’ especially older people. It provides the required concentrated DHA needed for supporting the structural components of joints and bones causing improved locomotion and reduced stiffness which is visible after 4-6 weeks of consistent use. Since Newedge Advanced Omega-3 is made through MaxSimil technology, the Omega 3 absorption rate is 3 times faster than other Omega 3 brands in the market causing sustainable and consistent improvement in bone and joint health.

References

Golabi, S., Robahat, T., Madjdinasab, N., Kamyari, N. and Naghashpour, M. (2025). Omega-3 Fatty Acids Supplementation and Neuroprotection, Inflammation, Fatigue, and Physical Activity in Multiple Sclerosis: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Food science & nutrition, [online] 13(9), p.e70884. doi:https://doi.org/10.1002/fsn3.70884.
Hartnett, K.B., Ferguson, B.J., Hecht, P.M., Schuster, L.E., Shenker, J.I., Mehr, D.R., Fritsche, K.L., Belury, M.A., Scharre, D.W., Horwitz, A.J., Kille, B.M., Sutton, B.E., Tatum, P.E., C. Michael Greenlief and Beversdorf, D.Q. (2023). Potential Neuroprotective Effects of Dietary Omega-3 Fatty Acids on Stress in Alzheimer’s Disease. Biomolecules, 13(7), pp.1096–1096. doi:https://doi.org/10.3390/biom13071096.
Liu, H., Deng, Y., Chen, L., Weng, S. and Xu, D. (2023a). The effect of omega 3 supplementation on serum brain-derived neurotrophic factor: A systematic review and meta-analysis. European Journal of Integrative Medicine, [online] 61, pp.102264–102264. doi:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.eujim.2023.102264.