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Due to the fact that our bodies cannot make Omega-3, but it is an essential nutrient, it is imperative that a mother’s diet is rich in properly balanced Omega-3. DHA is necessary for the development of the central nervous system of the fetus. It is especially vital during the last 3 months of pregnancy and the first three months after birth.  A mom having adequate levels of Omega-3 and Vitamin D during pregnancy to pass on to their infant is an important factor in their developing a mature central nervous system which controls both the brain and cardiovascular function. DHA is also necessary for development of cognitive ability and vision.  Recently published articles suggest that SIDS and autism may be related to nutritional deficiencies of Omega-3 and/or Vitamin D. Over 80% of children diagnosed with ADD/ADHD are deficient in Omega-3.

The US Food and Drug Administration advises pregnant women against eating too much fish weekly due to the risk of toxicity, whereas nutritional scientists are saying that women need more fish in their diet in order to get adequate amounts of Omega-3 for fetal brain development.

The controversy continues…

Auum’s Omega 3 may be the answer. It provides a perfectly balanced supplement, naturally toxin-free, containing not only bio-identical DHA, but also the critical bio-identical component DPA. Mother’s breast milk is composed of small amounts of EPA, and larger almost equal amounts of DHA and DPA. Auum’s naturally balanced Omega-3 provides a biologically similar supplement which proves to be superior for moms who want to ensure that their milk is rich in the Omega-3 components most required by their infants.

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