Taking omega-3 supplements boosts cancer treatment’s ability to cure disease

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I hate cancer and have lost friends and family to it. I keep an entire file of alternative treatments and news of possible breakthroughs. This qualifies for addition to that file.

FYI all:


https://www.studyfinds.org/omega-3-boost...reatments/

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — Taking fish oil pills — which contain omega-3 fatty acids — could help immunotherapy drugs cure cancer, a new study reveals.

Researchers found omega-3 supplements boost these drugs’ ability to attack tumors. In experiments with mice, the combination slashed cancer’s spread through the body by two-thirds. Lead author Abigail Kelly, a research assistant at Harvard University, describes the results as “very promising.”

Let's hope @"rickymouse" comes to the thread and shares his wealth of knowledge on these boards too.

But, remember, too much of a good thing can be bad.  I don't take any Omega 3 or fish oil supplements.  They do have a mood stabalizing property, but I would rather get my Omega threes from local Whitefish or wild caught sockeye salmon or from the half a beef we get from a local farmer that is certified grass fed organic beef.  I also stay far away from Avacados...way too many negative effects from those from my research.  The fact that they have some chemistry that blocks histamine breakdown troubles me because I have some autoimmune genetics and family history of like three different diseases.

Here is a link.  https://scitechdaily.com/omega-3-fish-oi...-disorder/

And another.  https://scitechdaily.com/warning-combina...-benefits/

But most people do not extensively research both sides of an issue like I do.   There are plenty of health benefits of Omega threes but also some negative effects too.  Like I said, I would rather get stuff like that from food.  We have Fish a minimum of once a week, we have grassfed organic beef at least twice a week. 

Any time that any big health organization or our government says something is great for yo...question why that is.  Omega threes have a calming effect, while omega sixes have a riling up effect.  Omega threes are somewhat anti-inflammatory while omega sixes are inflammatory.  So they want us calm.  And with avacado's, they have an enzyme which can be taken in through our digestive system into our bodies.  It will eat the tail off of sperm cells, and this enzyme does pass into the women's reproductive system...so it is a kind of birth control.  Guys who have had ancestors who have eaten avacado's for many generations developed more enzyme potential to break down this enzyme, so Hispanics from down in guatamala and Mexico seem to have overcome some of this problem....so it does not effect their fertility so much where it does effect the fertility of some Europeans pretty much.  So ever wonder why so many people now are having to go to fertility clinics to have a kid or adopt? 

There is a real lot to food chemistry.  Number one thing to remember is that couples who eat healthy are not as fertile....it seems if your body is in stress you get more fertile because the body senses it needs to carry on the genetic line.  Remember that next time you eat crap.  Beer increases testosterone, Red wine makes women less apt to say no.  Red wine has been used by the churches for thousands of years in communion...why is that, because some of it's chemistry does increase your ability to believe in what you are told...Not as strong as the devils Trumpet, but it does work.  White wine does not have that much of this chemistry, just red wine.  Think about how they groom women to like red wine...some of the expensive ones are way more potent depending on the quality of the grapes.  Some people do not get effected by red wine as much as others do....I have not found out why that is, but the vast majority of those who drink red wine are more apt to believe in deceptive BS.  All food is psychotropic and it seems to me that those that make you lose proper reasoning are promoted as super foods by those who want to control us.

Thanks rickymouse,  the details you allways dig are interesting. I did not know the avocado-histamine connection.