Fish Oil Reduces Risk for Allergies Among Children

Published October 19, 2007 Allergy , Children , DHA , EPA , Fat , Fish oil , Health , News , Omega-3 , Omega-3-fats , Pregnancy , Pregnant 5 Comments

Researchers at the Linköping University in Sweden have found that fish oil can protect children from allergies. Pregnant mothers who took fish oil capsules during pregnancy, gave birth to children with less allergic reactions to egg.

Furthermore, these children had less prostaglandin E2 in their blood – a substance which can increase the risk for allergic immune reactions.

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1 gabrielle12 October 28, 2008 at 5:07 am

I like the comment that Fish oil Reduces Risk for Allergies Among Children.It is a major source of Omega3 fatty

acid.Omega 3 fatty acid provides a required nutrients for a healthy pregnancy and baby.It not only reduces the

allergy, also important for brain development.

More details on Omega3 fatty acid read the research page of Neurovi’s website.

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2 gabrielle12 October 28, 2008 at 5:07 am

I like the comment that Fish oil Reduces Risk for Allergies Among Children.It is a major source of Omega3 fatty acid.Omega 3 fatty acid provides a required nutrients for a healthy pregnancy and baby.It not only reduces the allergy, also important for brain development.

More details on Omega3 fatty acid read the research page of Neurovi’s website.

http://www.neurovi.com
3 blake9999 April 9, 2009 at 2:38 am

Fish Oil has also shown promise in reducing the effects of arthritis and diabetes.
4 tiredbody April 13, 2009 at 1:26 am

My kids have taken fish oil for a couple years and no allergies. My wife took them when she was pregnant. Fish pills have benefits. No doubt.

http://www.fishcapsules.com

-Alex