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http://mynorthwest.com/11/2312013/Seattle-researchers-confirm-fish-oil-link-to-cancer
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My kids and I currently take FCLO a couple times per week. We have had great success reversing 2 small cavities in my 4 year old once we started FCLO along with high vitamin butter oil and/or vitamin k2. I am currently breastfeeding my 15 month old daughter.
I have heard it mentioned that long term use of fish oil/too much omega 3s may be immune suppressing. Do you think FCLO / fish based omega 3s are still beneficial for pregnant/nursing mothers? How about for young children?
Please discuss.
Matt will probably have some thoughts on this, too. Personally, I think CLO is probably great for healing cavities, development during childhood, used prior to conception, during pregnancy and nursing, and other times when extra vit. A is needed. Is it something to take every day for your whole life? I doubt it. Can it be immunosuppressive in large quantities? Yes. However, keep in mind this was refined fish oil, and not fermented cod liver oil. Two different products. Also, it was only shown for prostate cancer. I believe there was an earlier study that showed fish oil is preventive of breast cancer.
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