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Fish proves an excellent ally against prostate cancer

Recent studies conducted by researchers at UCLA Health's Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Centre have shown that a diet rich in omega-3, combined with a reduction in omega-6, can slow the progression of prostate cancer.

Editorial staff by Editorial staff
December 18, 2024
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Fish proves an excellent ally against prostate cancer

Fish proves an excellent ally against prostate cancer

Fish proves an excellent ally against prostate cancer – Eating fish is not only a pleasure for the palate, but also a health choice. Recent studies conducted by researchers at UCLA Health’s Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Centre have shown that a diet rich in omega-3, combined with a reduction in omega-6, can slow the progression of prostate cancer. A finding that not only confirms the benefits of regular fish consumption, but also opens up new perspectives in the prevention and management of one of the most common male diseases.

The role of omega-3 and omega-6 in health

Omega-3, found in abundance in fatty fish such as salmon, mackerel and sardines, are essential fatty acids known for their anti-inflammatory effects. In contrast, omega-6, often found in ultra-processed foods and vegetable oils, can stimulate inflammatory processes if taken in excess. The study suggests that a balanced ratio between these two types of fatty acids is crucial for reducing the risk of prostate cancer progression.

Fish and prevention: a lifestyle to adopt

Incorporating fish into the diet, at least twice a week, is a recommended healthy habit not only for those at risk of prostate cancer, but also for cardiovascular and brain health. However, quality is key: choosing fresh or sustainably preserved fish is key to maximising the benefits.

The importance for the fishing industry

This new scientific evidence represents a great opportunity for the fishing industry to promote fish as a functional food for men’s health. Awareness campaigns and partnerships with research institutes can help disseminate reliable information, stimulating greater awareness among consumers.

The UCLA Health research not only confirms the benefits of fish consumption, but also offers concrete insights into improving health through nutrition. For the fish industry, this represents a challenge and an opportunity to reaffirm the value of fish in the daily diet.

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