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Omega-3's and Prenatal Nutrition



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By : Brian Nelso    29 or more times read
Submitted 2010-04-08 01:49:11
Today's nutritionists may very well tell you a fish a day would be healthier than the apple grandma recommended. Why? Fish Oil has assertively been studied over the last forty years for its Essential Fatty Acids EPA & DHA, also commonly referred to as Omega-3’s. The great body of research about fish oils is persistently increasing and has been very well received by the majority nutrition experts. The research surrounding omega-3's features reports ranging from the effects of the nutrient on cardio wellbeing to cognitive function, to very nearly every other function in the body.

For a good number healthy people omega-3 fish fats play a fundamental role in the majority body functions. They are markedly needed for women who are pregnant or thinking regarding having a child because they make up the membranes of more or less every cell in the body. There are also new research suggesting a link between a decrease in certain types of food allergies and infant eczema. Now many researchers trust that mother’s ought to be taking Omega-3’s well prior to getting pregnant, as the fetus seems to be getting much of the DHA in particular, from the mother’s tissue stores. Omega-3’s are also important for the bodies of moms-to-be because Omega-3’s are thought to reduce the chance of preeclampsia, preterm labor and post partum depression.

Hence, if you are already eating a fine and balanced diet, consider adding wild caught salmon as a staple, or a good quality omega-3 dietary supplement. If choosing to use the dietary capsules, you will want to take at least 1000 mg (1 gram) of omega-3's which contain EPA and DHA every day. For vegetarians, you may be able to rely on a little flax seed oil, but you may still need the additional EPA and DHA from a marine or algae source.

Dosage form is the other thing that you should keep in mind when choosing an omega-3 dietary supplement. It is suggested in both cases to keep the product cool or refrigerated to minimize the danger of “fish burps” (yes, it’s exactly what it sounds like), if you find this to be an issue even with refrigeration, consider taking them prior to bed.

Other dosage forms include anything from gummy vitamin supplements and soft chew candies to fortified foods and milk


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