Omega-3
Structural component of cell membranes; substrate for resolving mediators.
Personal, research and authoritative doses are always shown separately. They must never be combined into a single value.
Jim's personal protocol dose. Not a general dosage recommendation.
Doses used in referenced studies are extracted per source and may differ from personal use.
Shown only when a relevant authoritative reference (e.g. NIH ODS) publishes one and it has been verified against this record.
Personal dose: fish oil 4.8 g providing EPA 1,728 mg + DHA 1,152 mg (2,880 mg combined EPA+DHA). Total fish-oil weight and active EPA+DHA are separate values.
Role in the operating system
Structural component of cell membranes; substrate for resolving mediators.
Intended outcome: Support membrane composition and inflammation resolution.
Evidence remains bounded by the specific populations, formulations, doses and durations studied. Investigation is ongoing.
Proposed mechanism
This section has not yet completed scientific review. No conclusion is currently published.
Expected benefits
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Safety, contraindications and interactions
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Relevant biomarkers
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Decision history
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Linked research
Omega-3 within the wider pathway map. Measurement column stays honest — nothing is invented where scientific review is pending.
Ingredient-to-biomarker mappings are not published until reviewed. Missing mappings display as review pending, never as invented links.
- Brain PerformanceOmega-3Fish oil 4.8 g · EPA 1,728 mg + DHA 1,152 mg (2,880 mg EPA+DHA)01System role · mechanismStructural component of cell membranes; substrate for resolving mediators.02Intended outcomeSupport membrane composition and inflammation resolution.03ModuleBrain Performance · Module 0104Relevant measurementRelevant measurement mapping · research review pending
- Muscle, Protein & Physical PerformanceCreatine10 g01System role · mechanismPhosphocreatine buffering for high-turnover ATP demand in muscle and brain.02Intended outcomeSupport strength, high-intensity capacity and possible cognitive resilience under load.03ModuleMuscle, Protein & Physical Performance · Module 0304Relevant measurementRelevant measurement mapping · research review pending
- Brain PerformanceCiticoline500 mg (baseline)01System role · mechanismCholine and cytidine donor for phospholipid synthesis and acetylcholine availability.02Intended outcomeSupport attention and cognitive performance during demanding cognitive work.03ModuleBrain Performance · Module 0104Relevant measurementRelevant measurement mapping · research review pending
- Brain PerformanceLion's Mane900 mg01System role · mechanismInvestigated for effects on neurotrophic factor signalling.02Intended outcomeInvestigated for cognitive support in healthy adults.03ModuleBrain Performance · Module 0104Relevant measurementRelevant measurement mapping · research review pending
The Cellular Performance Operating System documents an individual educational and personal performance framework. It is not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Personal protocol doses are not general recommendations. Supplement use, laboratory testing and medical decisions should be reviewed with an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.
Evidence may apply only to the specific populations, formulations, doses and durations studied.