New research shows that pregnant women who take fish oil supplements during their pregnancy, as well as during their child's infancy and nursing, have children with far fewer allergy problems: In a recent study, 145 ...

New studies show that, when pregnant mothers take omega-3 fish oil, there is a measurable increase in the mental abilities of their babies. Researchers first warned of the problems associated with insufficient intake of omega-3 ...

A simple finding made by doctors at Children's Hospital Boston has apparently saved the life of 16 babies who developed severe health issues due to premature births: Like most babies with his medical condition, Austin DuPonte ...

A new study out of Sydney, Australia has shown a link between depression (and bipolar disorder) and deficiency of Omega-3 fatty acids in ...

Courtesy of Yahoo News, two new studies show that DHA and ARA significantly aid infant development. For those that don't know, DHA stands for Docosahexaenoic Acid, and it's one of the two ...

Several studies are now indiciating that fish oil can alleviate depression. These studies were prompted by some very interesting observations: Scientists first became interested when they noticed that countries with the highest fish consumption had the lowest rates of depression. They also observed that mothers in England who ate very little fish during pregnancy doubled their risk of developing postpartum depression compared to women who ate fish regularly. They then found that it did the same thing that Prozac did -- Watch out, Eli Lilly!