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News & Research:
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Teenage Boys Who Eat Fish At Least Once A Week Achieve Higher Intelligence
Scores - Science Daily, 3/9/09 - "Eating fish
once a week was enough to increase combined, verbal and visuospatial
intelligence scores by an average of six per cent, while eating fish more
than once a week increased them by just under 11 per cent"
- See
Mega Twin EPA at iHerb
and
Jarrow Max DHA at iHerb.
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Eat
Fish, Get Smarter? - WebMD, 11/8/07 - "Most
participants ate fish, and the more fish they ate, the better their test
scores were -- up to a point ... Test scores leveled off for people who ate
more than about 2.5 to 2.8 daily ounces of fish" - Note: The
article includes a total of three studies. - See Mega Twin EPA at
iHerb.
- Inadequate Iodine Intake Linked to Low Intelligence Quotient - Medscape, 8/9/04 -
"This study demonstrates that the IQ of schoolchildren in a developed
country can be influenced by iodine intake"
- Can a Pill Make You Smarter? - WebMD, 7/13/04
- What Creates Smarts? - WebMD, 1/17/02
- Study Finds "Smart Drug" Doesn't Work In Children With Down Syndrome - Intelihealth, 4/12/01 -
"does not boost children's intellectual ability ... the drug, called piracetam, had
side effects such as aggression, irritability and poor sleep in some of the youngsters"
- Attention Deficit Discovery - WebMD, 11/6/00 -
""When we gave these animals [Prozac], which affects the serotonin system, it had a dramatic effect on learning and memory, improving performance
fourfold." Wetsel says."
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