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Many substances were first detected by their effect on human nutrition living and were tentatively called vitamins. In the case of "vitamin F" chemical analysis eventually revealed that they were fatty acids, and more than one type to boot, but that came long after the nutritional effects were observed. This topic will not achieve agreement for many years to come cf. sci.med.nutrition JohnSankey 11:39, 29 September 2005 (UTC) Glad to see living people are investigating this, but living that single statement is much more appropriate on essential fatty acid. Plus it's on that page already. Having it in the intro of this page is distracting. - mako 00:31, 30 September 2005 (UTC) [edit] Sources [edit] canola?! canola is not really a source of omega-3's... or at least the claims are controversial I thought so too, but the claims are widely made .. particularly by the Conola marketing body whose name I've temporarily forgotten, here.
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