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Bad science strikes again: Bogus study claims fish oil increases prostate cancer

July 25, 2013 - naturalnews.com printable article

Bad science strikes again: Bogus study claims fish oil increases prostate cancer

1) No actual fish oil was used in the study

'Researchers' did not control for anything, including diet

Most of the study participants who developed prostate cancer were fat smokers who drank lots of alcohol

What happened to 'correlation does not equal causation?'

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Bad science meant to mislead the public about the true causes of obesity

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Bad science meant to mislead the public about the true causes of obesity

Insulin resistence wouldn't appear in any of the people

tested if they maintained a healthy body weight, followed a low-carb,

and exercised regularly. Don't let this research fool you: obesity isn't

a genetic disorder, it's a choice you make every time you sit down to

eat or get up to do something. The better you eat, and the more

physically fit you choose to stay, the less ...

Bad science strikes again: Bogus study claims fish oil increases prostate cancer

July 25, 2013 - Bad science strikes again: Bogus study claims fish oil increases prostate cancer

Thursday, July 25, 2013 by: Jonathan Benson, staff writerTags: fish oil, omega 3, junk science

1) No actual fish oil was used in the study

'Researchers' did not control for anything, including diet

Most of the study participants who developed prostate cancer were fat smokers who drank lots of alcohol

What happened to 'correlation does not equal causation?'

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Bad science meant to mislead the public about the true causes of obesity

January 17, 2004 - naturalnews.com printable article

Bad science meant to mislead the public about the true causes of obesity

Insulin resistence wouldn't appear in any of the people

tested if they maintained a healthy body weight, followed a low-carb,

and exercised regularly. Don't let this research fool you: obesity isn't

a genetic disorder, it's a choice you make every time you sit down to

eat or get up to do something. The better you eat, and the more

physically fit you choose ...

Bad science meant to mislead the public about the true causes of obesity

January 17, 2004 - naturalnews.com printable article

Bad science meant to mislead the public about the true causes of obesity

Insulin resistence wouldn't appear in any of the people

tested if they maintained a healthy body weight, followed a low-carb,

and exercised regularly. Don't let this research fool you: obesity isn't

a genetic disorder, it's a choice you make every time you sit down to

eat or get up to do something. The better you eat, and the more

physically fit you choose ...

Bad science meant to mislead the public about the true causes of obesity

a long time ago - Bad science meant to mislead the public about the true causes of obesity

Insulin resistence wouldn't appear in any of the people

tested if they maintained a healthy body weight, followed a low-carb,

and exercised regularly. Don't let this research fool you: obesity isn't

a genetic disorder, it's a choice you make every time you sit down to

eat or get up to do something. The better you eat, and the more

physically fit you choose to stay, the less these genes ...

Bad science takes 17 years to uncover the obvious (and misses the real point, too)

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Bad science takes 17 years to uncover the obvious (and misses the real point, too)Articles Related to This Article:Related video from NaturalNews.TVAbout the author: Mike Adams is a consumer health advocate and award-winning journalist with a passion for teaching people how to improve their health He is a prolific writer and has published thousands of articles, interviews, reports and consumer guides, and he has authored ...

Bad science takes 17 years to uncover the obvious (and misses the real point, too)

November 06, 2003 - naturalnews.com printable article

Bad science takes 17 years to uncover the obvious (and misses the real point, too)