How Fish Oil causes brain damage in adults and infants or can can adversely affect your blood sugar. Have a look at this power point presentation to know this and about Prof. Peskin's research and studies.

1. FISH OIL &
RELATED STUDIES

2. Instructions for use
An Article by Dr. Kondrot who
heard a talk by Prof Brian Peskin
at our monthly Arizona
Homeopathic and Integrative
Medical Association meeting
(AHIMA)

3. Prof Peskin is a world leading scientist
specializing in EFA (Essential Fatty
Acids) and their relationship to cancer
and cardiovascular disease. His talk
focused on the harmful effects of fish
oils. They are causing harm to the
cardiovascular system and are
increasing the risk of cancer! After his
talk I was in a state of shock! I could not
sleep that night!
Prof. Brian Peskin

4. I immediately called my friend Dr. Robert Rowen, editor of 2nd
Opinion Newsletter, and he agrees fully with Prof. Peskin’s
research!
“I have been feverishly studying the materials on fish oil. I don’t
recommend them anymore except in unusual circumstances. The
parent oils are safer, cleaner, and better received by the body.
Fish oil is not good for oxygen carriage across cell membranes.
For that the best is unadulterated omega 6 18 chain carbon fatty
acids. Many fish oil studies in general are not well done. They
have flaws. One major flaw is that they are not controlling the
effects of fish oil against parent oils. Fish oils might do some
good for some people who are truly deficient in omega oils. But
the deficiency is in the parent oil. Give them parent oils and they
do as good or better than fish oil.” Robert Rowen, MD

5. Fish oil is being pushed in gram
quantities that are far greater than
the body can tolerate. This use makes
it a drug. Parent oils are foods. Let
the body make them into derivatives
in its own wisdom, rather than force
feed it LCFA that might do harm in
excess.

6. Fish Oil causes brain
damage in adults and
infants!

7. The Effects of Dietary n-3/n-6 Ratio on Brain
Development in the Mouse. A Dose response Study
with Long Chain n-3 Fatty Acids, P. E. Wainwright,
et al, Lipids, Vol 27, 2 (1992) 98-103.
Showed that brain development is vulnerable to high
dosages of omega 3 fatty acids in fish oils.
Quantitative Effects of Dietary Polyunsaturated Fats on
the Composition of Fatty Acids in Rat Tissue, Lipids, Vol
25, 1990, 505-551. Showed that overdosing on omega 3
from fish oil can be dangerous to your brains health at
any age.
Both of these studies conclusively showed abnormalities in brain tissue
resulting from administration of fish oil!

8. Fish oil can
adversely
affect your
blood sugar!

9. Effects of Dietary Marine Oil on Carbohydrate and
Lipid Metabolism in Normal Subjects and Patients
with Hypertriglyceridemia, P. Stacpoole, et al,
Metabolism, Vol 38, No 10, 1989, 946-956.
Blood sugar control of all of the diabetic patients in
this study worsened during fish oil administration
Fish Oil just does not work!. It is another example of
finance masquerading as science. In this case
developing a market for the waste products of fish
and of medicines long history of mistakes and
wrong dietary recommendations.

10. What the body needs according to Prof. Peskin is Parental
Essential Oils or PEO. What are PEOs. They are a plant based
formulation of oils that are not derivatives but the parent oil
of omega 6 and omega 3 that are organically raised and
processed. These oils enable the body to make the
derivatives that it needs.
All this sounds good but what are the facts? A study done that
convince me and it has also convinced Dr. Rowen and others to
stop fish oil and to switch to plant based oils was the IOWA
STUDY. Investigating Oils With respect to Arterial Flexibility
Significant differences in biological age compared to physical
age. Brian Peskin and David Sim, MD.

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13. Thanks!
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