Those studies are under way, but we don t have the end findings yet. The other reason, of course, is that many doctors just are not comfortable with the concept that something as simple as a vitamin supplement can have such powerful and important therapeutic benefit. Well, we have discussed this many times in the past, and it still irritates me. In cases like this, I think it is wrong to wait until we have conclusive proof. The disease is serious life threatening.
Treatment is expensive.
But I didn t really intend for us to get involved in a discussion of homocysteine. There are some other factors I wanted to talk about. One of them deals with fish oil concentrates, and their role in reducing elevated triglyceride levels. Yes, Don, this is an interesting development. First, there has been some question in the past as to exactly what was the significance of elevated triglycerides.