Bio-Recherche — Omega 3 Brain-Vision BT60

DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) is the dominant structural fatty acid of the central nervous system and retina—it constitutes approximately 30-40% of the fatty acids in the membrane phospholipids of photoreceptors and cortical neurons. Its structural role is distinct from that of EPA, which is more involved in inflammatory modulation. It is this DHA-centric profile that clinically distinguishes this supplement from Cardio BT60, which covers the cardiovascular claim with an EPA+DHA profile. The formula is rigorously identical to Cardio with one exception: the rosemary extract here is certified organic. EPAX® is the same process, the fish gelatin capsule is identical, and the antioxidants are the same. It is the respective EPA/DHA concentration in the EPAX® oil used that differs between the two variants—the Brain-Vision profile is DHA-concentrated, confirmed by the stated dosage of 250 mg DHA/capsule. Two exploitable EU 432/2012 claims: "DHA contributes to the maintenance of normal brain function" and "DHA contributes to the maintenance of normal vision," both for 250 mg DHA/day. This product is at the exact threshold for both claims with one capsule per day. EU pregnancy claim: "Maternal intake of DHA contributes to the normal development of the eye and brain of the fetus and breastfed infants"—requires an additional 200 mg DHA/day beyond the standard adult intake. Communication must specify that this specific benefit requires an additional intake of 200 mg DHA/day, not covered by 1 capsule alone. For pregnant women wishing to cover this benefit, the addition via diet (fatty fish) or a second DHA supplement should be discussed with their healthcare professional. The skin/barrier connection (tags pack_CALM and pack_REPAIR) is pharmacologically documented: DHA is integrated into the membrane phospholipids of keratinocytes and contributes to the fluidity and integrity of the epidermal barrier. This connection justifies the menu_complements_beaute_peau navigation in the Paradermia catalog, without this constituting an authorized EU claim for supplements. Anticoagulant contraindications are identical to Cardio: DHA has documented anti-platelet properties, not recommended with AVK, DOAC, aspirin, clopidogrel. Fish allergy: absolute contraindication.