Reply With QuoteThanks for the article. i've heard that fish oils are good for more than just that. I was taking it for a while...I forget exactly what I was taking it for, I believe something sexually related but I'm not positive. I think it has quite a few benefits.
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Fish oil builds muscle mass in cancer patients
Fish oil builds muscle mass in cancer patients Study: Patients who took daily supplement gained muscle and weight, which helps fight disease For cancer patients, taking fish oil supplements could help maintain and even regain lost muscle mass, according to a new study. Most patients who took a daily supplement of fish oil for 10 [...]
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good to know if i ever get cancer
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Hey this is one great post. I'm not a cancer patient but I always wanted to find out if Fish Oils can help me in my quest for additional muscle size. I think it would be a great addition to my arsenal. Thanks for posting!
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Idk how much anabolism it would afford non-cancer patients. The article clearly states that it just inhibits the inflammation in the muscles that chemo causes. It was already a well known anti-inflammatory. This is why it helps BP, and causes you to bleed more than normal. It's also great for skin, brain, and eye health. The benefits are endless. Nearly everyone should be getting fish oil either through their diets or supplementation in my humble oppinion.
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Either way, IMHO this is good stuff. Great post.
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So the lowdown is that Fish Oil helps muscle regeneration?
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