Re: Fish oil for arthritis? a:

[Guest guest]

a:

I have a question for you. I was taking fish oil

capsules but then read somewhere that it would make

the methotrexate less effective and so it was better

to try and just get the fish oil by eating the fish

itself rather than taking the caps. I am not all that

fond of fish and the capsules were an easy way, I

thought, to get the benefit of the fish oil. Any

thoughts?

Kathe in CA

--- a54 <a54@...> wrote:

> Larry,

> I've read several articles that say fish oil is good

> for inflammation. I

> like carlson's lemon flavored cod liver oil.

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> > I just read an article at arthritisdaily.com about

> fish oil helping

> > fight inflammation. I don't know what to think of

> it but " non-

> > traditional " treatments seem to be worth thinking

> about these days.

> >

> > Good health to all.

> >

> > Larry

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[Guest guest]

a:

I have a question for you. I was taking fish oil

capsules but then read somewhere that it would make

the methotrexate less effective and so it was better

to try and just get the fish oil by eating the fish

itself rather than taking the caps. I am not all that

fond of fish and the capsules were an easy way, I

thought, to get the benefit of the fish oil. Any

thoughts?

Kathe in CA

--- a54 <a54@...> wrote:

> Larry,

> I've read several articles that say fish oil is good

> for inflammation. I

> like carlson's lemon flavored cod liver oil.

> a

>

> >

> >

> >

> > I just read an article at arthritisdaily.com about

> fish oil helping

> > fight inflammation. I don't know what to think of

> it but " non-

> > traditional " treatments seem to be worth thinking

> about these days.

> >

> > Good health to all.

> >

> > Larry

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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