As pointed out in the Journal of Nutrition, a number of animal studies have shown that fish ...

A recent trial studying bowel cancer patients at Sydney Hospital in Australia found that taking fish oil not only helped alleviate malnutrition and maintain their weight, but also made it easier to tolerate chemotherapy treatment: Scientists ...

In two separate studies, regular fish oil supplements were found to protect the skin from the harmful UV rays of the sun: In just one month the volunteers of this study were ...

Researchers have discovered that fish oil prevents breast cancer from spreading and causes some cancer sells to commit suicide when combined with propofol, an anaesthetic: Not only did they block cell migration and ...

HPV, or Human Papilloma Virus, is the most common sexually-transmitted disease, with an estimated 1 in 4 sexually-active young adults having the disease. In women, this infection can eventually lead to cervical ...

In an article on the effects of diet on treating disease, it mentions the possibility that the use of fish oil enhances chemotherapy for those with cancer. Anecdotal reports have also repeatedly indicated ...

The Institute of Food Research (IFR), a scientific organization in the UK, is going to be researching whether eating salmon or cod twice a week can aid in the prevention of cancer. They've recruited 135 volunteers, all of which are at high risk of developing bowel cancer. This was a juicy little tidbit: In the past, work at the IFR has shown that oil-rich fish could be protective, as studies using fish oils high in the n-3 (or omega 3) fatty acids can induce pre-cancerous and cancer cells to die. Wow. Fish oil and omega-3 fatty acids can actually kill cancer cells. What specificially do they hope to find out from this test?

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