Eicosapentaenoic and docosahexaenoic acids, cognition, and behavior in children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder: A randomized controlled trial

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#ADHD children in America may just be #NUTRITION DEFICIENT Up their Omega3 intake per study http://t.co/Oiqm4RKX1v http://t.co/3RZ6Au0Jzv

Increased #EPA levels in blood and lower #oppositional behavior, and overall #ADHD symptoms. http://t.co/bCrd4pICZV

RT @NIMHgov: Increases in (DHA) may improve literacy & behavior in children w/#ADHD. http://t.co/QdAfcjmAw3 #nccamchat

http://t.co/4ulSqMp8B6 More evidence...... I'm thankful researchers are working so hard to provide this important evidence.

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