9 papers analyzed
Some studies suggest fish oil is safe and beneficial for cardiovascular health, cancer prevention, and treating hypertriglyceridemia, while other studies highlight concerns about contaminants, rancidity, and cytotoxicity.
5 papers analyzed
Fish and animal oils, particularly those rich in omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs), have been widely studied for their potential health benefits and risks. These oils are commonly consumed for their purported benefits in cardiovascular health, cancer prevention, and other therapeutic uses. However, concerns about safety, including contamination and oxidation, have also been raised.
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Fish and animal oils, particularly those rich in omega-3 PUFAs, offer significant health benefits, especially in cardiovascular health and cancer prevention. However, safety concerns such as contamination and oxidation need to be carefully managed. Proper storage and processing can mitigate some of these risks, making fish oils a generally safe and beneficial dietary supplement. Further research is needed to fully understand the impact of oxidized products in fish oils on health outcomes.
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