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Why DHA?

DHA is an omega-3 fatty acid that supports the healthy growth and development of your child’s brain, eyes, and nervous system. It serves as an important building block and is commonly introduced during periods of rapid growth, such as during pregnancy and childhood

Where do I get DHA?

DHA is naturally found in certain foods, like oily or fatty fish. We know how important fish is as part of a healthy lifestyle, providing key nutrients and essential fatty acids that our bodies have limited ability to make on their own

Few foods are naturally high in DHA and some have omega-3s added to them, known as fortified foods. You can find DHA in fish like sardines and anchovies, and in enriched foods like eggs

How much DHA do I need?

The answer depends on several factors, including your age, weight, and diet

To get enough DHA from food alone can be difficult and many do not get enough omega-3s due do a lack of fish in their diet. Research shows, on average, children are not meeting the recommended intake levels for seafood. This suggests many of us could be missing key nutrients that play an important role in our overall health. Thinkmist™ is available for those concerned they or their child is not receiving enough DHA and is ideal for those who have difficulty swallowing capsules

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