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Research led by Queen’s University in Belfast tracked the blood test results of more than 3,500 participants over 17 years .
The study examined how blood levels of omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids changed over time.
Those with persistently higher levels, as well as consistently low DHA levels, had more psychotic experiences at age 24 .
Psychotic experiences include thoughts of paranoia or hearing sounds others cannot.
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