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Effects of Nutritional Intervention With Fish-derived Lipids in Improving Antiviral Immunity
The aim of the study is to evaluate the effects of fish-derived lipids on antiviral immunity in healthy individuals. The study will be conducted on a group of 30 healthy volunteers recruited at the Department of Periodontology and Oral Diseases of the Medical University of Lodz. These people will take a composition of fish-derived oils (BioMarine®Medical Immuno \& Neuro Lipids) at a dose of 0.5 ml / kg body weight per day in two / three divided doses for 90 days. BioMarine®Medical Immuno \& Neuro Lipids is food for special medical purposes. At baseline and after 90 days, blood samples will be taken from the test subjects in order to evaluate the selected parameters of antiviral immunity.
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