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Omega-3's: Protection for Athletes Against Brain Injury

By Brian Sutherland

Omega-3's: Protection for Athletes Against Brain Injury

It’s not new news that athlete's like football, soccer players and fighters experience head impacts that result in real neurological damage. What is news, however, is the fact that new, in-depth studies reveal that higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids (n-3FAs), specifically docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), have powerful brain-protective effects. Our easy-to-use Brain Omega™ Test Kit allows you to determine your current levels, while our physician-formulated Brain Omega™ supplement provides you with a convenient way to achieve and maintain the omega-3 levels proven to safeguard your brain.

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