Misinformation and misconceptions dominate the nutritional supplement landscape concerning the scientifically proven benefits omega-3 fish oils. Many books claim fish oil supplements to be "miracles" or "wonder pills." But, such is far from the scientific reality of failed and disappointing studies conducted on so-called fish oil products, even though many such products actually come from plants. All studies presented in my book are well referenced and discussion articles are duly credited. This book is the leader in presenting scientifically accurate data and serves to debunk the sea of lies facing the general public regarding an ocean of so-called fish oil products. Basically, there is "no truth in advertising and "anything goes," because none of these products are government regulated for quality or accuracy of contents and dosage. Sadly, marketers and profiteers will "Tell you anything, to sell you anything." Profit is the muddy waters upon which the fish oil industry bobbles about. There is a serious down side to these potentially harmful fish oil products, especially if taken in excessive amounts. Our most reliable scientific studies have found that fish oil does not reduce risk or prevent cardiovascular diseases, strokes, dementia, diabetes, macular degeneration or schizophrenia. Alarmingly, these studies show a significant increased risk of developing prostate cancer. The truth must be told. Dr. Howes was the first in the history of Tulane School of Medicine to receive double doctorate degrees in medicine and biochemistry simultaneously. He was the first to complete board eligibility in both general and plastic surgery at The Johns Hopkins Hospital, all in a six-year period. Dr. Howes invented the triple lumen venous catheter, which has been credited with helping save the lives of over 20 million critically ill patients worldwide. His catheter became the number one venous catheter in the world and his name is well recognized in over 100 countries. He received the Harper Award from the American College for Advancement in Medicine and served as their keynote speaker and in 2013, he was the first to be awarded the Charles Farr award for "excellence in oxidative medicine." Dr. Howes is one of the few physicians and medical scientists that will tell the raw truth concerning the failure of many dietary supplements and point out their potential harm. In 2012, Americans spent $1.1 billion on omega-3 fish oil or on products containing omega-3 fish oil. Yet, books abound spouting lies of the "miraculous benefits" of these products. The public has a right to know the truth.