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With Mercury and Pesticides, Is Fish Oil Safe?

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With Mercury and Pesticides, Is Fish Oil Safe?

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Fish has given fish oil a bad name. Because questions have been raised over mercury and pesticide residues in fish when eaten, some people have been reluctant to add fish oil supplements to their health regimen. But they shouldn't be. There is no question...

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Thursday, February 19, 2009 at 11:37 AM

SHOULD FISH OIL BE STOPPED PREOPERATIVELY AS WE DO WITH ASA,PLAVIX,NSAIDS AND COUMADIN?

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