A study published in the American Journal of Pediatrics revealed that women who get a boost in omega 3 during pregnancy could be boosting their babies' brain power. The study followed over 100 infants whose cord blood had measured high in Dha (docosahexaenoic acid) at birth. Tests were done to compare the infants' brain and eye development at 6 months of age and again at 11 months of age. Both times, the babies in the study did good than babies without the higher levels of Dha at birth.
These omega 3 fatty acids appear to be particularly vital during the third trimester as that is when the fetal brain development is at it's most rapid pace. The tests performed to portion results included memory, optical acuity, cognitive and motor skills - age appropriate, of course. While the nutrients do pass straight through breast milk, it is believed that it is best during the last three months of gestational growth.
Baby Development
An earlier study followed 70 women and their infants, also babies with high Dha levels at birth. The babies were two months developed in development compared to their peers with lower Dha levels right up until they were six months old. Other tests were still able to portion differences straight through 18 months old. The children were not followed after that point but it stands to fancy that the observed differences resulted in higher intelligence as they grew.
We all want our children to be salutary and fascinating so it makes sense to do everything we can to ensure permissible nutrition when they are still inside us. By giving them all the building blocks they need to originate salutary cells, in the brain and elsewhere, we give them the best inherent occasion at a salutary life. If nothing else, we owe our babies the best in life that we can give them. Therefore, women should take an omega 3 supplement during pregnancy. This will ensure that baby brain development is optimal and advanced.
Study Shows Omega 3 Aids in Baby Brain amelioration
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