Dr. Wilson, a nutritionist, recently conducted a study showing that diets rich in omega-3 fatty acids correlate with improved heart health. He claims that increasing omega-3 intake can significantly lower the risk of heart disease. To further support his claim, Dr. Wilson cites evidence from various studies indicating that omega-3 fatty acids can reduce inflammation and lower cholesterol levels.
However, some experts argue that a well-balanced diet is essential, and merely increasing omega-3s may not be enough to prevent heart disease. One expert suggests that Dr. Wilson should incorporate evidence about the overall dietary patterns of participants in his study.