Higher amounts might increase the risk of bleeding, increase LDL (bad) cholesterol ... whether you have one of those conditions or not.) Skip fish-oil supplements if you're allergic to fish ...

You can take fish oil at any time of day, but it's better to take it with a meal to reduce side effects. There are also ...

Fish oil is thought to be protective against fatty liver disease, the incidence of which is increasing as a result of diets high in sucrose and fat. However, it is unclear whether fish oil is ...

Taking fish oil supplements with meals may lessen side effects, such as indigestion and acid reflux. You also can apply fish ...

If you are eating fatty fish regularly during pregnancy ... and that there is lemon oil added to minimize bad aftertaste.

Then in the May 1999 Archives of General Psychiatry, Andrew Stoll, MD, and colleagues reported a study of fish oil in 30 manic-depressive ... (Check with a doctor if you have such a condition ...

If you take a supplement, consult a doctor because krill oil and fish oil may interact with some drugs, including blood thinners. Fish-oil supplements are probably safe for most people in doses of ...

People with type 2 diabetes "should not be encouraged" to take omega-3 fish oil supplements, researchers from the University of East Anglia say. There had been some concerns omega-3 could be ...

More information: William J. Aronson et al, High Omega-3, Low Omega-6 Diet With Fish Oil for Men With Prostate Cancer on Active Surveillance: The CAPFISH-3 Randomized Clinical Trial, Journal of ...