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Fish Oil Supplements In The Womb December 21 2006 Pregnant women 'boost' their unborn babies' coordination
The children of the women who took supplements also showed an improvement in both brainpower and vocabulary. Professor Susan Prescott, who led the study, reports: 'These preliminary data indicate that supplementation with a relatively high-dose fish oil during the last 20 weeks of pregnancy is not only safe but also seems to have potential beneficial effects that need to be explored further.' . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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Scientists researching the benefits of taking fish oils during pregnancy believe that
in high doses, supplements can boost children's coordination. A study of 98 pregnant
women by the University of Western Australia found that women who took a large
dose of fish oils saw a significant improvement in hand-eye coordination when their
children became toddlers than women who took no supplements.
