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Clinical Protocol Data Verified by Organic Human
P102-3x WeekDinner
🧬 Clinical Profile
100 ORAC
-2.0 (High Omega-3) Inflammation
Zero (Metabolic Safe) Glycemic
N/A Complex Carb
⚠️ Safety & Genetics
Daily Safe No
4x / Week Yes
2x / Week Yes
Genetic Dose 3-4 Fillets

Precautions

Mercury: Low mercury, but still present. PCBs: Farmed salmon can be high in PCBs; choose Wild. Bones: Watch for pin bones.

mHTT Pathology

High (Astaxanthin protects mitochondrial membranes; Omega-3s form the structural backbone of neuronal membranes to prevent atrophy)

Gene ID / Risk Context

Omega-3 / Astaxanthin

Genotype Status

Heart / Brain / Inflammation

🔬 Bio-Stacking

Preparation

Molecular Priority: Lipid preservation. [Best Method]: Poached, Baked, or Raw (Sashimi). [Molecular Context]: High heat frying oxidizes the Omega-3s into toxic lipid peroxides. Gentle cooking is mandatory. [Sourcing]: Wild Caught Sockeye is highest in Astaxanthin. Farmed is gray and dyed pink.

Solubility

Fat Soluble

Recipe DNA

Title: "Membrane-Flex" Poached Salmon || Safety_Prep: POACH LOW HEAT (Preserve Omega-3) || Bio_Stack: Astaxanthin protects the Omega-3s from oxidation || Cart_Keys: Wild Salmon, Lemon, Dill || Vibe: Flaky, Moist

🍽️ Culinary DNA

Flavor Profile

RichButterySavory

Cuisine Origins

NordicGlobalCoastal

Dish Types

Main ProteinSashimiSalad Topper

Prep Styles

PoachBake
ZONE 2

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🧪 Genetic & Pathology Context
mHTT Pathology Relevance
High (Astaxanthin protects mitochondrial membranes; Omega-3s form the structural backbone of neuronal membranes to prevent atrophy)
Gene ID / Risk Context
Omega-3 / Astaxanthin

Nutrition Facts

Calories 0
Total Fat 0g
Saturated Fat 0g
Trans Fat 0g
Cholesterol 0mg
Sodium 0mg
Total Carbohydrate 0g
Dietary Fiber 0g
Total Sugars 0g
Protein 0g
Vit D: 0mcg Calc: 0mg Iron: 0mg Potas: 0mg

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Clinical Protocol Data Verified by Organic Human
P102-3x WeekDinner
🧬 Clinical Profile
100 ORAC
-2.0 (High Omega-3) Inflammation
Zero (Metabolic Safe) Glycemic
N/A Complex Carb
⚠️ Safety & Genetics
Daily Safe No
4x / Week Yes
2x / Week Yes
Genetic Dose 3-4 Fillets

Precautions

Mercury: Low mercury, but still present. PCBs: Farmed salmon can be high in PCBs; choose Wild. Bones: Watch for pin bones.

mHTT Pathology

High (Astaxanthin protects mitochondrial membranes; Omega-3s form the structural backbone of neuronal membranes to prevent atrophy)

Gene ID / Risk Context

Omega-3 / Astaxanthin

Genotype Status

Heart / Brain / Inflammation

🔬 Bio-Stacking

Preparation

Molecular Priority: Lipid preservation. [Best Method]: Poached, Baked, or Raw (Sashimi). [Molecular Context]: High heat frying oxidizes the Omega-3s into toxic lipid peroxides. Gentle cooking is mandatory. [Sourcing]: Wild Caught Sockeye is highest in Astaxanthin. Farmed is gray and dyed pink.

Solubility

Fat Soluble

Recipe DNA

Title: "Membrane-Flex" Poached Salmon || Safety_Prep: POACH LOW HEAT (Preserve Omega-3) || Bio_Stack: Astaxanthin protects the Omega-3s from oxidation || Cart_Keys: Wild Salmon, Lemon, Dill || Vibe: Flaky, Moist

🍽️ Culinary DNA

Flavor Profile

RichButterySavory

Cuisine Origins

NordicGlobalCoastal

Dish Types

Main ProteinSashimiSalad Topper

Prep Styles

PoachBake