Recent research results indicate that treatment with omega-3 fatty acids could help to improve the outcomes of TBI. Is one of the is one of the most important fatty acids in the brain where it can play a series of ‘neuroprotective ‘roles found. The new study complements recent evidence – species.A can reduce the initial treatment of any kind caused of brain tissue damage caused by TBI. These omega-3 fatty acid is widely available from an algae or fish oil source. The DHA supplement was used in the study isolated from algal species.
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