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01-07-2006, 05:53 AM

Thanks AL

Interesting article, and good as general background but fairly generalised very safe ground and certainly not cutting edge.

For example a lack of clinical trials - There are a VAST amount of clinical trials on the benifits of omega three. Go to NCBI and type in any inflamatory related diease and omega three for example.

For example recommended in take based on content of breast milk. The contents of people fat is a reflection of what they eat, and so is breast milk - if average intakle was closed to 1:1 n3 to n6 breast milk would be closer. It is interesting that the British omega 3 to six is about 5. Reports suggest in Australia it is 10:1 and the US up to 50:1.

Also the chart shows cox's on both pathways but gives no indications of the series etc.

I would guess you have but if not have a look at the omega three six and breast cancer on the articles of interest. I would be interested in what you think.

RB

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01-07-2006, 05:53 AM	#4
Unregistered Guest Posts: n/a	Thanks AL Interesting article, and good as general background but fairly generalised very safe ground and certainly not cutting edge. For example a lack of clinical trials - There are a VAST amount of clinical trials on the benifits of omega three. Go to NCBI and type in any inflamatory related diease and omega three for example. For example recommended in take based on content of breast milk. The contents of people fat is a reflection of what they eat, and so is breast milk - if average intakle was closed to 1:1 n3 to n6 breast milk would be closer. It is interesting that the British omega 3 to six is about 5. Reports suggest in Australia it is 10:1 and the US up to 50:1. Also the chart shows cox's on both pathways but gives no indications of the series etc. I would guess you have but if not have a look at the omega three six and breast cancer on the articles of interest. I would be interested in what you think. RB .