ok... I can hear tonight's dinner conversation with my husband, already. WebMd has a posting regarding Fish Oil and its benefits regarding the heart. http://content.health.msn.com/conten...e/65/72751.htm
May 27, 2003 -- There's nothing fishy about fish oil's ability to protect your heart, according to a new study. Researchers say the omega-3 fatty acids found in fatty fish such as tuna, salmon, and bluefish can prevent sudden cardiac death by blocking fatal heart rhythms.
So, will this stuff do me and you HCMA people any good?
Because, personally I can't stand to eat anything that swims.
Lobster and shrimp crawl so, yes I eat those. And as far as I can tell tuna comes from a can.... so, yes I eat that too.
But for anything else, the nose is plugged and I will choke it down if it will really help me.
If it wouldn't make a difference, I can stop this potential conversation right in its tracks.
Thanks for your input.
May 27, 2003 -- There's nothing fishy about fish oil's ability to protect your heart, according to a new study. Researchers say the omega-3 fatty acids found in fatty fish such as tuna, salmon, and bluefish can prevent sudden cardiac death by blocking fatal heart rhythms.
So, will this stuff do me and you HCMA people any good?
Because, personally I can't stand to eat anything that swims.
Lobster and shrimp crawl so, yes I eat those. And as far as I can tell tuna comes from a can.... so, yes I eat that too.
But for anything else, the nose is plugged and I will choke it down if it will really help me.
If it wouldn't make a difference, I can stop this potential conversation right in its tracks.
Thanks for your input.
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