Australian Study Suggests Fish Oil May Help Young People with Schizophrenia
An Australian study suggests that taking fish oil may help young people with schizophrenia avoid psychotic incidents.
This study appears in the archives of General Psychiatry.
- Dr. Paul Amminger of the University of Melbourne studied 76 people with schizophrenia
- Forty-one study subjects took fish oil tablets four times a day for three months, and the rest took sugar tablets.
- Among those who took fish oil, only two had psychotic incidents
- Among those who took sugar tablets, 11 had psychotic incidents.
This study appears in the archives of General Psychiatry.
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