The Influence of Omega-3 Fatty Acids on Children’s Behaviour
Did you know?
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The brain is 60% fat of which 35% are omega-3 fatty acids.
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During childhood, omega-3 fatty acids accumulate in the brain. They are essential to proper brain development.
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Omega-3 fatty acids are not made by the body. Therefore, they must be supplied by the diet.
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Studies in the UK find that school children consume less than half the recommended amount.
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Is your child consuming enough Omega-3?
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This study is being conducted by researchers at Swansea University's School of Psychology, in collaboration with FAB Research, and is independently funded by a registered UK charity, The Waterloo Foundation. Check out our Meet the Team page!
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