Benefits of Omega-3 with my Son’s ADHD

I didn’t realize when I started my son on his vitamin regimen that he would need omega-3 supplements. I never understood the importance of an omega supplements for ADD/ADHD. So I began trying every brand of omega supplements on the market that I could get my hands on. I would experiment with each brand that had omega 3, 6, 9 for about 3 months before switching to another brand. I never notice any results from any of those omega products but I just kept giving it to Chalrie because of all the clinical studies that said omega-3 are crucial for the proper development of ADD/ADHD’s brain. Apparently the brain doesn’t develop as quickly as other children their age. Which explains my son’s lack of maturity and poor social skills.

My son has the worst dry skin….ever!! And he use to have the worst allergies every spring but that stop when he started on Biometics product line (Fast Start Program, Cell Care, and Bio Immune). But his skin however, was still dry. Well, I stop giving him the cheap fish oils with omega 3, 6, 9, and up graded to a high quality and concentrated omega-3 supplement. Charlie had been on this particular product for over 6 weeks. What a difference when you use products with high quality. His skin started looking hydrated! Yeah! He still had one rash left on his leg but the other 5 rashes have gone away since adding this omega-3 supplement to his regimen. After 3-4 months of taking three capsules of Omega-3 twice daily, his skin is supple and rashes are all gone.  The results have been unbelieveable! He seems to be making wiser decisions too. Although we still have a long way to go on that one, but I am gracious for any improvements! I will continue to educate myself or seek natural remedies to add to his vitamin regimen to make sure I give him everything he needs to develop properly. So stay tune because I’m all for experiments!

Enthusiastically yours,

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