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Re: How does fish oil compare to traditional meds?? » SLS

Posted by Larry Hoover on July 20, 2004, at 8:49:43

In reply to Re: How does fish oil compare to traditional meds??, posted by SLS on July 17, 2004, at 7:14:26

> > You don't need fancy shmancy fish oil, IMHO.
>
> My doctor thought that farm-raised wasn't quite as good as open-sea. Any opinion?
>
>
> - Scott

The USDA food-component database lists farm-raised Atlantic salmon as being superior to wild-caught, with respect to omega-3 concentrations. It all depends on the aquaculture method, though. There have been experiments which involved that whole feather-meal, bonemeal, ground up animal bits sort of thing, but fish meal (ground up trash fish, with trash being a word that wouldn't make those fishes' mothers very happy) was always superior. In Europe, and probably in lesser amounts than it once was, soy-based rations were popular. I think they've moved away from that, though.

As it stands now, as far as I can tell, there is no advantage to either farm-raised or wild-caught fish oils.

Lar

 

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