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Thanks man, appreciate it.Hi that was a very well formulated article. Everbody go read it.
Omega 3 does lower inflammation if added on top of a high O6 diet, but that doesn't mean it's anti-inflammatory as the study mentioned. That's why a lot of studies find benefits with omega 3s. Also, people like to talk about resolvins, but sick people have dysregulated synthesis of resolvins. Peat also talked about resolvins in a recent podcast with Danny I think, but now I can't find it, or at least he didn't link it in the timestamps.@Hans do you know anything about the studies claiming that a group beeing fed O6 only compared to the same amount of O6 + O3 having more inflamation. That seems to point to some contrary function to O6. Which also could be immunosuppression if O6 is less immunosuppressive the O3 (this is a seperate question to the analysiz of the percentage og O3s antiinflammatory effects being immunosuppressive )?
O3 is more immunosuppressive than O6, and that's why they give it to organ transplant patients and various other conditions as well. Haidut posted about it here: PUFA are potent immunosuppresive agents – To Extract Knowledge from Matter
The suppressive effect correlates with chain length and unsaturation.