sts, yes they only mention DHA and I am only speculating about the entire subject, but did they even look at EPA?
I find this of interest:
"DHA also reduced pro-inflammatory arachidonic acid in brains of Alzheimer's model mice, consistent with the anti-inflammatory effects of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) that are associated with reduced Alzheimer's in people. NSAIDs inhibit enzymes that make some important arachidonic acid products. "Collectively, our results and observations from other groups argue that DHA can intervene at five or more steps that occur early in the path to Alzheimer's," Cole says."
We know DHA is not as good as EPA as an anti-inflammatory, so what does that say about the prospects EPA is better?
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