I saw this today take it read it and believe if you want to or not, but it is interesting study to say the least on the subject of prostate cancer.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/ar...cancer-70.html
I saw this today take it read it and believe if you want to or not, but it is interesting study to say the least on the subject of prostate cancer.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/ar...cancer-70.html
Just throwing this out there, don't get too worked up over the 70% increased chance. Bear in mind that it's a 70% increase, not an increase TO 70%.
SUPER quick (thus, I cannot vouch for accuracy) Google search says 8% of men between the ages of 50 and 70 will develop prostate cancer. An increase by 70% raises this to 13%.
So the chance is still pretty low.
But if you want to do everything you can to have as few risk factors for developing cancer as possible, I suppose this is valuable information.
I'm currently taking it, along with a plethora of other supplements - and yes, I know, the overall benefits are fairly inconsequential to the results for their price - to help boost my weight loss efforts. I don't plan on continuing to take a vast majority of these products once I reach an ideal weight. But hey, I've dropped 35 pounds in the past 2 months purely from diet and supplementation.
Afaik its pretty well known, or at least its known within medicine, that omega-3 dampens your immune system making it a good thing to eat for those with auto-immune diseases. Its not that significant though nor do I trust the daily mail further than i can punt it...
Don't give a fuck. Love seafood. I'd rather get arse cancer than go without.
Yes, I know prostate =/= arse. It's in the same region.
Trust me, I'm putting worse in my body. XD
And you know, now that you mention it, the only incident of cancer in my family for several generations has been a very small cancerous mass in my mother's kidneys entirely by accident. They said it could have easily stayed in there for another 10-15 years before it would've even shown symptoms.
Pretty much everyone in my family has either died of old age or some completely stupid accident (my dad's side is from South Carolina and my mom's side is from Tennessee, so you can imagine the rednecks and hillbillies. It seems like when my mom and dad got together, they decided to raise us away from a southern upbringing - Yay Suburbia minutes away from a major metropolitan city!)
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It's from all Omega-3's, the thing about supplements is that they're just considerably higher amounts of it, and most people who take them take them daily, and multiple times a day.
Ahh crud i eat mackerel/ cod/ tuna/ salmon at least 3 times a week >.< I hope it's just the supplements and not the real thing
Eat healthy? Die healthy.
Eat unhealthy? Die unhealthy.
Don't eat? Die hungry.
No matter what you eat, or how much of it you eat, you still die.
Call me when they figure out what to, or not to eat that makes you immortal.
Human progress isn't measured by industry. It's measured by the value you place on a life.
Just, be kind.
Eat healthy? Live longer
Eat unhealthy? Die faster
Don't eat? starve to death.
Hmmm which one shall i pick?
OT: i saw one of the comments stating that African Americans have the highest risk in prostate cancer and the Japanese the lowest yet the Japanese eat the most sea food... how does that work?
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Lol at using dailymail as a source.
Every day that retarded website has some new health scare.
The benefits far outweigh the risks.
Like a lot of things I guess there is a good up side, but also a possible down side. It's life though, it's all a risk of the outcome from the choices we make. I suppose a lower dose at least might be a somewhat better option for someone who's worried but doesn't want to stop taking it entirely.
Oh c'mon what hasn't there been a study made out of to show it causes some form of cancer.. Also Daily Mail, not that it automatically invalidates it but still.
And besides even if it certainly involved an increased cancer risk, the benefits of omega-3 would outweigh it.
A 70% increase of an already low number isn't much to worry about at all though.
Basically anything you eat or drink would kill you in the right amounts. Still people get worked up on all the "news" articles that are posted almost every single day.
One week X food is potentially lethal, the next week it's a miraculous cure for everything.