Brain trauma responds to high dose fish oil:
 

Here is a fascinating story from CNN today:

http://www.cnn.com/2014/01/18/health...Top+Stories%29

NY Times article on fish oil--
 

--with a little emphasis on "caveat emptor".

(I suspect the Newsbot will latch on to this, but wanted to post it here as well, as so many of us take fish/krill oil and have questions about safety/potency):

http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/0...l-supplements/

Thanks Glenn.... that link you put up didn't work. (one cannot copy a link off the forum posts, as they are abbreviated by the software. One has to hit "quote" and take the whole link from the quote in the text box that comes up. Or go to the source again and copy from there. I've done this myself... move links which then won't work. ;)
So I found the blog and here is the link again:

http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/0...ype=blogs&_r=0

It is a good article too.

Stacy at our PN forum found this on Amazon reviews about Krill oil content. Amazon remains a good source of ideas but people should realize that they are not moderated and the posters may be spammers or affiliates. But it is worth looking at too:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/cdp/member-...#R7KVOGSJ80Q2Y

Darn.
 

And three goes another attempt at a shortcut. :p

From now on I won't make copies of copies here.

You can get the link of the text box of "quote" of the post you want. Hit QUOTE and then in the quote copy off the url inbetween the [url] tags. The whole address appears here that way.

I remember when Cara first started her gluten project and she copied jillions of links off posts...and of course they were not working. The same thing happens if you copy whole posts to your harddrive...the links don't work in MS word. You have to copy off the QUOTE text box. ;);)
I've done it myself in the early days of our other forum before NT.

So you can still copy, it is just "how" you copy and what you copy that matters.;)

Essential fatty acids lessen ADHD:
 

Here is a new article from PsychCentral on this topic.

We learned this in our home over a decade ago, and that is why
this thread is here now.

http://psychcentral.com/news/2014/12...ype/78113.html

EFAs and brain trauma:
 

This link was provided by Lara on another thread, so I thought to add it here so I can find it again, and readers on this subject can see it more easily:

http://online.liebertpub.com/doi/ful.../neu.2013.3234

This paper also discusses other nutrients for TBI.

Omega-3's reduce aggression in children:
 

This is interesting...

http://psychcentral.com/news/2015/05...ids/84697.html

Omega-3's may help cognition in seniors:
 

Here is another new article review from PsychCentral on
Omega-3 benefits:

http://psychcentral.com/news/2015/05...ors/84799.html

Omega-3s protect brain from premature aging:
 

Here is another article about the need for Omega-3s to
protect cognition in humans during aging:

https://psychcentral.com/news/2017/0...ng/120772.html