Scientific Literature
Fish oil or krill oil? Which is better? What are the health benefits of these oils, and does science provide evidence of these benefits?
Alcoholics, Fish Oil and Dementia Protection
New research suggests that fish oil supplementation may be able to help protect against alcohol-related dementia in alcohol abusers.
Fish Oil Alternative to Anti-inflammatory Drugs
Fish oil to help manage nonsurgical back and neck pain looks to be a safer alternative to NSAIDs according to scientific trials.
Fish Oil Improves Intestinal Barrier Function
Trials suggested that fish oil supplementation helps to improve intestinal barrier function and inhibits CRH/CRHR1 signalling pathway.
Fish Oil Could Prevent AAA Induced by Hypoperfusion
New scientific research suggests that fish oil (FO) supplements have a preventive effect of on abdominal aortic aneurysm development
Pilot Study: Krill Oil Reduces Plasma Triglycerides
A 28 day pilot study suggests that krill oil supplementation helps reduce the risk of heart disease.
About these research summaries
This section of the site reviews some of the current research on fish and krill oils.
We are carefully monitoring PubMed and adding new summaries of some of the more interesting and important scientific articles being published there.
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