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Knowledge Problem: Louis and its biotech farming competitors like DuPont are developing omega-3-producing crops that yield healthier cooking oils. Kang said 30 academic laboratories are now working with his omega-3 gene, presumably pursuing similar projects. (via Cosmos)

A Full Belly: - Americas - International Herald Tribune">Healthy bacon, anyone? Highly theoretical yet promising cloned pigs that make their own omega-3 fatty acids. (via Cosmos)

Music and Medicine: Josh sent me a link from Slashfood, who quotes an article from the International Herald Tribune (doesn’t that sound like a made-up newspaper?). I have to say that it gives me great hope for the future of my diet: (via Cosmos)

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 [GMO Pundit a.k.a. David Tribe] GMO Omega-3 Ham - or is it Pig-trout?: Would getting the fatty acids in meat be the same as getting them in fish? And is it really such a good idea to put omega-3's into foods like pork that contain saturated fats and cholesterol, which could increase risk of heart disease?

[Ji's blog on god, food, cooking, babe sighting, and yoga at ji-mail.com] Making Things Go A Whey: I was so happy about it, I told everyone in class and gave Tree a glass to taste (since she was feeling icky from the greasy onion rings). She wasn’t as sick I was and really didn’t take a liking to the whey because it “tasted like breast milk”

 [SHERMS HAPPENIN'S] Bi Polar: A mild food diet and herbs can close the lesion and clean out a closed lesion. Good nutrition with mild foods could make them better than using drugs, but in most cases like this not all can be saved (just made better) if the diet and herbs are followed closely. 

 [GMO Pundit a.k.a. David Tribe] Health promoting GM Brassica oils: coming to... : A blog to give Australian primary producers a direct insight into what technology could offer them, and point them towards authoritative sources of information from all over the world. We help agricultural producers to stay ahead of the global competition.

[Savvyvegetarian.com] Savvy Vegetarian Blog: Author Brenda Davis, RD, lays out very clearly the necessity, the role, the sources for essential fatty acids in our vegetarian diets. She says, "It is generally assumed that North Americans need not worry about getting enough fat of any kind, but as research unfolds, a fatal flaw in this thinking is revealed.

 [Blog.myspace.com] blog.myspace.com/healthandnutrition: Did you know thousands of years ago in China their was Shaolin monks (buddhist monks) who are vegans (they didn't even believe in killing insects)  and they were into peace but studied martial arts. What I'm trying to say here is just by eating good you cant be healthy - 

 [Futurepundit.com] FuturePundit: Fish Consumption By Mom Makes Babies Smarter?: The farmed fish can provide the needed omega 3 fatty acids and do so more cheaply than wild salmon. Nothing grown on the land can do that and the situation will not change until genetic engineering provides a way to make plants cheap sources of DHA and EPA.

[Donlemmon.com] March 2004 Don Lemmon News, Updates, Online Diary, Blog ...: Other studies have called attention to sub-optimal levels of omega-6 linoleic acid patients with MS and noted that severity of attacks can be reduced with proper EFA supplemental intervention. An overwhelming majority of scientists and practitioners agreed, balancing essential fatty acids is one of the most critical tools in treatment of patients with MS.

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