Part 3, video included above
Major Medical Journals (BMJ) publish garbage misinformation that gets recycled and distributed by corporate media (CBS, FoxNews) to mislead and misinform everyone; useful [medical] idiots endorse their own ignorance so that the public will believe it.
I estimate that the IQ of the general population would increase by at least 5 points if FoxNews collapsed.
Fish oil supplements linked to greater first-time heart attack risk in study: ‘Not universally good or bad. Cardiologist, dietitians share cautions, tips on fish oil supplements and new study: ‘More isn’t always better’ By Melissa Rudy Fox News Published May 23, 2024 7:15pm EDT Updated May 26, 2024 5:29pm EDT https://www.foxnews.com/health/fish-oil-supplements-linked-greater-first-time-heart-attack-risk-not-universally-good-bad
Failures in this BMJ article:
Used unreliable survey data; nutrition/diet recall data is notoriously unreliable but is completely absurd to think that the general population can self-select a competent n3 product providing optimal amounts of eicosapentaenoic acid and docosahexaenoic acid; most doctors and pharmacists don’t know what these are, let alone proper dosing; this was not a randomized controlled blinded study using proven/confirmed products-interventions
Treatment was self-directed, self-selected, self-administered with no confirmation and no supervision; this was not a randomized controlled blinded study using proven/confirmed products-interventions
Never administered fish oil; this was not a randomized controlled blinded study using proven/confirmed products-interventions
Never qualified product potency, purity, absorption
No dose-response relationship can be reported
Never quantified compliance, effectiveness
Never measured n3 index (ratio of n3 to n6)
Reported Risk/Hazard ratios are small and conflicting
Questionable funding by [injection] maniac
Unusual disease model that proved questionable/unreliable
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