NEW Fish Oil Study Reveals Link to Heart Disease and Stroke?

In today's episode, Farmer Joel and Dr. Sina chat about a new study that's making waves by suggesting fish oil may increase the risk of heart disease and stroke in healthy individuals.

Dr. Sina breaks down the study's findings, scrutinizes its validity, and compares it with other research to address a crucial question:

Who should actually be taking fish oil supplements?

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