A new study conducted by researchers at Oxford University reveals that providing additional omega-3 fatty acid supplements to children may lead to improvement in their poor reading skills. The researchers gave a daily dose of 600mg omega-3 supplements to 362 children aged between seven and nine years for over a period of 16 weeks. The researchers found that while there was no marked improvement in the overall reading skills of the group, those who were in ...Saturday 8 September 2012
Omega-3 Fatty Acid Supplements may Not Improve Kids' Reading Skills
A new study conducted by researchers at Oxford University reveals that providing additional omega-3 fatty acid supplements to children may lead to improvement in their poor reading skills. The researchers gave a daily dose of 600mg omega-3 supplements to 362 children aged between seven and nine years for over a period of 16 weeks. The researchers found that while there was no marked improvement in the overall reading skills of the group, those who were in ...
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