Bears, lions and fish oils? Sometimes people fall into the traps that little can be done to ease the traumas of autism. Parents may try several therapies with little success. It may seem like the Wizard of Oz where Dorothy proceeds through many startling lessons along the yellow brick road. "Lions, tigers, and bears...oh my!" The Wizard of Oz.
Bears know that in spring when the fish are running in the rivers there is plenty food. In a recent lecture in Santa Fe, NM, the lecturer mentioned the benefits of of fish on autistic children. You can find 17 articles about such research at this link: Fish OIl articles .
Fish oil supplements with high EPA also can be used for modulating mood. EPA in fish oil can also help children focus longer, making learning easier. The DHA in fish oil helps all ages experience improved brain function. An Omega three oil includes EPA, DHA, and omega 3's. Special formulas can address different concerns more directly. Hearing that research has been applied to autisitc children with good results provides another important development in finding solutions toward recovery.
References Click here. The statements provided here are simplifications of the articles and scientific research reported in multiple articles. I am not a practioner. Researching this topic will provide greater information on the functioning of fish oil on different populations. The video included gives a great review of the basics of fish oil. If you families who may benefit from this information, please share this article.
Fish oil can be purchased in your local health food stores. Check the children's section in Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage in Albuquerque and Santa Fe NM for special formulas. You can also contact practioners at Pharmaca in Santa Fe for consultations regarding your concerns. Nutritional health coaches may be able to refer you to other doctors for additional review and program suggestions.
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