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Update on omega-3s
Better Nutrition, August, 2004
Update on Omega-3s: A British study has found that mothers eating omega-3-rich fish in late pregnancy give birth to bigger babies. Being very small at birth is linked with a greater risk of high blood pressure and other problems later in life. However, pregnant women are advised to limit tuna intake because of its high mercury content.
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