I thought the epa blood levels in strength never reached the height of those in reduce it so it could still be the epa blood level that is meaningful. Higher being better. Obviously dha mattering too in strength.
Hi iryokabu; I held up my "EPA/AA?" sign at the FDA meeting in 2019 and asked Dr. Bhatt that day as well. His answer was essentially, we'll see. Who knows if the data is in the Reduce-it database to evaluate these two ratios(EPA/AA & EPA/DHA)?
We don't know what the EPA/AA ratio was in STRENGTH, so why dismiss it as being a factor? And median EPA levels were nearly half that of patients in R-IT, so at best EPA/AA would be half as good as R-IT. Do we even know EPA/AA for R-IT?