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Who discusses Omega-3 Fish Oil?
Public protocol records on Supplement Engine for Omega-3 Fish Oil, grouped by relationship type. Counts are not a measure of medical effectiveness — only of what we have verified in cited sources.
Verified public claims: 6
Distinct people: 6
Personal-use records: 4 · Discussion/research: 1 · Commercial/affiliation: 1
Protocol-overlap score 59/100 measures how often this supplement appears in our verified public records — not safety or efficacy. Methodology
Personal-use records
Sources that support the person using the supplement themselves.
- Andrew Huberman
Personal-use record · Current use not established
Source: Nutrients For Brain Health & Performance — Huberman LabVerifiedLast checked: 2026-07-22 · Claim verified: 2026-07-22
Context
Huberman discusses a personal fish-oil / EPA habit on his own podcast episode about brain nutrients.
- Peter Attia
Personal-use record · Source date unavailable
Source: #83 — Bill Harris, Ph.D.: Omega-3 Fatty Acids — The Peter Attia DriveVerifiedPublished: 2019-12-09 · Claim verified: 2026-07-22
Context
The primary, dated Drive show-notes page documents Attia's Bill Harris episode on omega-3 index testing and EPA/DHA intake. Current use is not established by this 2019 source alone.
- Rhonda Patrick
Personal-use record · Current use not established
Source: How Dr. Rhonda Patrick Chooses Her Most Important Supplements — FoundMyFitnessVerifiedDose sourcedLast checked: 2026-09-19 · Claim verified: 2026-09-19
Context
Rhonda describes personal marine omega-3 use; in one clip she cites ~2 g EPA+DHA (≈2:1 EPA:DHA) and elsewhere explains lowering from ~4 g after a high Omega-3 Index with frequent salmon.
- Bryan Johnson
Personal-use record · Current use not established
Source: My Morning Routine (2026) — Blueprint by Bryan JohnsonVerifiedLast checked: 2026-09-19 · Claim verified: 2026-09-19
Context
Morning-routine page lists omega-3 among pills taken. Dose not specified on that page — not invented here.
Recommendations
Sourced recommendations — not the same as personal use.
- Michael Greger
Recommendation record · Not a personal-use claim
Source: Optimum Nutrient Recommendations — NutritionFacts.orgVerifiedDose sourcedLast checked: 2026-09-19 · Claim verified: 2026-09-19
Context
NutritionFacts optimum-nutrient page suggests considering ~250 mg/day pollutant-free (algae/yeast) EPA/DHA.
Sponsorship / affiliation
Commercial or product-page relationships — not personal-use proof.
- Mark Hyman
Product / affiliation record · Not a personal-use claim
Source: Mark's Personal Stack — Mark Hyman, MDVerifiedLast checked: 2026-09-19 · Claim verified: 2026-09-19
Context
Same commercial “Personal Stack” collection lists an omega-3 product.