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Re: How much flax seed did people consume 100 years ago

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markd@toad-net.com - 15 Nov 2004 17:13 GMT
"Herbalife-Shop"

Nuff said.

>Having read about the connection between CVD and cancer and Omega-3s,
>and having read that these 2 deseases have experienced exponential
>growth since Omega-3 is removed from our modern processed diet, I was
>wondering what the  flax seed consumption was 100 years ago.
>Can someone lead me to where I can find this information?????
>
>I have made some assumptions that calculate to over 7gms omega-3
>consumption per day from flax seed.
>
>As well I tried to find RDAs on Omega-3. Is there any site on the web
>that have RDA data?
>Finally one more question which would be interesting to know,
>(especially that it is recommended to reduce Omega-3's during chemo
>treatments for cancer) is:
>
>Do cancer cells have more Omega-3 in them than healthy cells?
>
>You can read my article at:
>http://happinesshop.com/html/omega-3.html
>regards
>andrew vecsey
andrewvecsey - 16 Nov 2004 09:26 GMT
What does a link to a dietary supplament product have to do with the
questions I asked?
Did you not find my questions even a bit interesting? And is it not
interesting that useing google to find data about flax seed
consumption, or even flax seed production, or RDA data for
nutnutrients does does not help? Strange.....just like your reply is.
Hopefully someone out there reading this will take these questions
seriously like all questions deserve, and will be kind enough to spend
their time more positivelly than you did.
regards
andrew vecsey
> "Herbalife-Shop"
>
> Nuff said.

I was
> >wondering what the  flax seed consumption was 100 years ago.
> >Can someone lead me to where I can find this information?????
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> >
> >Do cancer cells have more Omega-3 in them than healthy cells?
MilkyWhy - 16 Nov 2004 10:41 GMT
don't flax oil cause prostate CANCER?
Paul Rogers - 16 Nov 2004 21:21 GMT
> don't flax oil cause prostate CANCER?

Well . . .maybe -- there are a few studies that suggest that alpha linolenic
acid found in flax, canola and many other vegetable sources is associated
with an increased risk of prostate cancer.

It is probably too early to know about this, but I won't be giving up my
spinach any time soon, although mature men may wish to go easy on the canola
and flax until more data is accumulated.

Paul R
William_Noyes - 17 Nov 2004 10:07 GMT
> > don't flax oil cause prostate CANCER?
>
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>
> Paul R

Ground flax seed has more than fatty acids. The seed would
have antioxidants and numerous phytochemicals. I'd avoid the
refined oils even the supplement grade ones.

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andrewvecsey - 16 Nov 2004 23:37 GMT
see http://www.udoerasmus.com/articles/udo/flax_prostate.htm
> don't flax oil cause prostate CANCER?
 
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