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Brilliant article!! Really interesting to learn that fish oil can actually turn off the proteins that cause neuroinflammation. Thanks for sharing this. Jess.
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kam
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Interesting. I have been taking fish oil but haven't noticed a difference in the inflamation of my brain.
It looks like I need to increase teh dosage. It woudln't hurt to try.
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MannaMe
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Make sure your fish oil is free of mercury and other contaminants.
Sure would be worth trying higher amounts for those with brain inflammation.
Another thing I discovered, is getting enough fish oil reduces dandruff.
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Ellen101
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I tried using fish oil and it seemed to increase my pain fro lyme, not sure why. It did completely cure my psoriasis though.
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AuntyLynn
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Great article - thanks so much for sharing it.
My BF takes Cod Liver Oil for winter psoriasis - works like a charm. With the CLO you get all those wonderful Omega-3s, as well as Vitamins D and A.
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