Comments on: Consumed by Many, This Oil Could Increase the Risk of Stroke

By: Barbara Dement

Barbara Dement — Wed, 09 Oct 2024 18:58:00 +0000

There were no facts reported, who did research, who funded research, what was size of study. What exactly about fish oil supplements increases risk of stroke; what, if any, are fish oil supplements that did not increase the risk of stroke; was this study done with humas; what product was administered to test their hypothesis

By: Dirk

Dirk — Wed, 09 Oct 2024 16:34:05 +0000

what a poorly written article. No cause and effect discussed, no discussion of possible problems with oil source, no discussion of the type of study (RCT, retrospective, prospective), no discussion of authors.

By: Kathy Megill

Kathy Megill — Wed, 09 Oct 2024 01:03:35 +0000

I have the utmost confidence in my own ability to be guided by a licensed nutritionist who holds a phd, that he will inform me based on blood tests of any vitamin or mineral deficiencies I might have, and will further inform me which supplements I need to take to correct such deficiencies. This is what a nutritionist does, and he has far more knowledge in this field than any MD could ever have. Most, if not all the MDs I have ever seen have caused me to become sicker after coming under their care, not healthier. Most of my grandparents lived well into their 80s, and some even lived into their 90s. The one thing they had in common, they didn’t go to doctors very often, if ever at all. I had a maternal aunt who lived to 97, and never took any medications, and she regularly visited a nutritionist with a PHD, and she did take supplements, but only based on his findings, and his recommendations.