Omega 3 and nutritional supplements may reduce aggressive behavior
According to a new study from The Netherlands nutritional supplements containing vitamins, minerals and omega-3 fatty acids were associated with a 34% reduction in aggressive behaviour among 200 young adult offenders during a randomized, double-blind, placebo controlled trial.
It’s hardly surprising, considering that omega-3 fatty acids and many other key nutrients are vital for your emotional wellbeing as they’re ultimately determined by the brain…an organ that relies on optimum levels of these ingredients for overall health.
The ingredients found in our Total Balance and Neuro-Natural products have been carefully blended into a synergistic combination, making each product unique for its array of health benefits. Our Omega 3 / DHA Fish Oil is another excellent supplement for optimal brain health and function.
It contains superior levels of DHA when compared to other fish oils, making it the ideal ‘brain-food’ for everyone…young and old, especially for pregnant women and their babies…helping prevent post-natal depression and even the reduce the possibility of brain conditions later on the child’s life, many of which are associated with violent aggressive behaviour.
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