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Omega-3 Supplements Could Benefit Children s Brain Development

Omega-3 Supplements Could Benefit Children s Brain Development
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Exploring Omega-3 Supplements Impact on Children s Brain Development

Even though omega-3 deficiencies are crucial for mental and physical health in UK children, they have become commonplace.

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Children Who Drink Fruit Juices Have Lower Obesity Risk as They Grow Older

Research conducted by Swansea University spanning from birth to adulthood suggests that children who consume fruit juices before age two may exhibit healthier dietary patterns and lower obesity risk as young adults.

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Childhood drink prevents obesity in later life, new research shows

Childhood drink prevents obesity in later life, new research shows
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Drinking fruit juice as a child can stop obesity later in life, new research suggests

A study has discovered that having fizzy drinks such as cola before the age of two can cause weight gain in your twenties, while kids who drink fruit juice tend to have healthier diets in the future.

United kingdomDavid bentonHayley youngSwansea universityEuropean journalClinical nutritionProfessor david bentonStudy says