On a positive note, an exciting new study adds to the increasing evidence that special anti-inflammatory therapeutics may improve cognition in a variety of brain disorders including Alzheimer’s. See http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20796174 and http://nrimed.com/pub.html Together these findings suggest that continued investigation of inflammation as a therapeutic target in Alzheimer’s disease is urgently needed.
David16of AL8:56PM November 02, 2010
Fish oil has over a century,been one of the most important food and giving the people possibility to survive in Greenland and Iceland. If you enter "Forbes" you will see some facts, as,,long living,,f.ex. look for inf. at "lysi.is" I will ex specially give a good comment for the Shark liver product, A Shark hunter told me it is also very heeling fore the skin,that I have not tried..
thordur asgeirsson7:21PM November 02, 2010
Why do I have the feeling the drug industry tries hard to publicize all negative studies of supplements? Have you actually looked at the huge body of studies regarding Omega-3s and
vitamin D before going to press? I bet you didn't, I bet someone handed a neat prepackaged
bit a propaganda to you.
Try this:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed
Type in "fish oil" or "vitamin D" and see what really comes up.
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