Omega fatty acids are an ‘effective and safe treatment’ for children with ADHD, a major review of clinical trials has concluded.
Omegas, found in oily fish, are important for brain health and learning – and low intakes have been linked with poor social behavior and communication.
ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by difficulty maintaining attention, impulsive behavior and extreme hyperactivity.
Soaring numbers of children around the world are being diagnosed with the condition, with cases rising as much as tenfold in some countries.
