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Fish Oil Fed to Animals Makes Omega-3 Meat
June 21, 2006 by marshmallowcreme
A report from the British Nutrition Foundation found that feeding fish oil to animals increased the omega-3 content of their meat. This omega-3 content would, in theory, directly benefit any person that consumed it. This would create a natural way to...
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