By Dayne Hudson
When something smells fishy, it normally is.
A new study has been released this month, sparking concerns right across the world, suggesting that omega 3's cause prostate cancer.
It was reported ALL around the globe, with many credible media sources eating it right up.
The study was done by the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Centre, and printed in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
Some big names there.....why would anyone question it?
Then, someone decided it might be a good opportunity to take a swipe at fish oil supplements too, that obviously contain omega 3 fatty acids.
One researcher said: "we've shown once again that use of nutritional supplements may be harmful."
Well, I'm sorry, your study didn't show that AT ALL.
And so this research went out into the open, with few questioning its validity.
When I dissected the research, I became angry and upset.
So I took to organising an interview with one of the world's leading prostate cancer researchers, Dr Anthony Victor D'Amico, head of Radiation Oncology from Harvard Medical school, to get further expert commentary on the poorly designed study.
As you'll hear in the interview, you won't believe some of the information they left out.
Let's just say, we both have the same opinion.
Hear the interview below, enjoy.
