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Seafood consumption during pregnancy may benefit child development
Dietary Supplement Shown to Reduce Aggression by Up to 28%
Eating fish, not omega-3 supplements during pregnancy associated with lower likelihood of autism diagnosis
Consuming Omega-3 Fatty Acids Found to Reduce Aggression
The case for omega-3 supplementation to lower aggression
'When you improve nutrition, you reduce violence': Psychologist Kimberley Wilson on working in Europe's largest women's prison
Omega-3 Supplements Could Benefit Children’s Brain Development
Autism and ADHD are linked to disturbed gut flora very early in life
Early childhood fish consumption may protect against neurodevelopmental delays
Follow-up study finds supplementing preterm infants with DHA has no effect on behavioural development
FAB WEBINAR - Feeding Humanity: The Key Role of Nutrition in the Mental Health Crisis
9 signs you have inflammation in your body. Could an anti-inflammatory diet help?
Dietary Interventions for ADHD: Emerging Research and Considerations
That salad isn’t just good for your nutrition–it may help stave off depression
Critical Brain Nutrients: Evidence that Current Dietary Advice Harms Mental Health – and Potential Solutions
FAB WEBINAR - How Food Affects Your Brain: The Role of Nutrition and Diet in the Mental Health Crisis
Seaweed, sardines and sauerkraut: the best diet for your brain at every stage of life
Webinar - Smarter Food, Smarter Kids - Resolving the Attention Deficit Disaster
Omega-3 Fatty Acids, and in Particular DHA, Are Associated With Increased Attention Scores in Adolescents
Nutritional Treatments: The Next Frontier in Psychiatry
How small changes to prison food drastically cut inmate violence
Survey Results: Nutraceuticals More Beneficial Than Pharmaceuticals for Autism
FREE Podcast - Dr Alex Richardson - Omega 3 fatty acids and their VITAL role in good health (Part 1)
Marine Omega-3 Fatty Acid Supplementation for Borderline Personality Disorder: A Meta-Analysis
Enriched infant formula linked to fewer behavioral problems in toddlers: Study
BBC - How a vegan diet could affect your intelligence
Omega-3 trial for prison inmates to see if it curbs violent behaviour and improves mental health
Omega-3s help keep kids out of trouble, study says
‘Elegant research’: Omega-3 supplements for children may reduce aggressive behavior in their parents too
20 March 2018 - The Conversation - The science behind the red mist (and how fish can help with anger management)
Questioning Answers - More evidence for the 'anti-aggression' effect of fish oils?
Understanding the Link Between Lead Toxicity and ADHD
The Influence of Diet on ADHD
Omega-3 (with vitamins + minerals) lowers childhood aggression in short term
08 May 2016 - Medical Xpress - Research points to omega-3 as a nutritional intervention for childhood behavioral problems
Why Most People Fail to 'Get the Fats Right' - and How You can do Better!
Supplements may improve teenage behaviour in school: Oxford researchers
Dutch prisoners enrolled in dietary supplement aggression study
Omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin D may control brain serotonin
Omega-3 Fatty Acids Increase Brain Volume
Omega-3 reduces anti-social behaviour in kids: Long term study
FAB Research conference notes: Sugar, fat, food and addiction: New approaches to the public health crisis
01 August 2014 - Health Canal - Study of NSW inmates shows a lack of Omega-3s relates to aggression
New findings on the importance of Omega-3 for Child Behaviour and Learning
CAPT Joseph Hibbeln, M.D.: Nutritional Armor - Brain and Behavior
14 Feb 2014 - Nutraingredients - Dr Alex Richardson Q&A: Nutritional Lipids for Mood and Behaviour
Generation game: Effects of omega-3 deficiency may worsen over consecutive generations
More Trans Fat Consumption Linked to Greater Aggression
Mental disorders affect more than a third of Europeans
4 March 2011 - Nutraingredients - Refining the omega-3 'policy gap' that feeds global deficiencies

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