High-Dose DHA Trial Shows No Cognitive Improvement
A two-year trial found high-dose DHA reached the brain but did not improve memory or cognitive function. Researchers say the results suggest further study is needed.
This may affect those seeking supplements for cognitive decline, though the evidence is from a single trial.
- study
- high-dose DHA reached the brain but failed to improve memory or cognitive function
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Study design and duration
The trial lasted two years and involved participants receiving high-dose DHA, though specific numbers were not provided.
Outcome measurements
Researchers measured memory and cognitive function but found no improvement despite DHA reaching the brain.
Common questions
Did the study show any benefit from DHA?
No improvement in memory or cognitive function was observed in the trial.
What does this mean for people using DHA supplements?
The results suggest that high-dose DHA may not improve cognitive function, though more research is needed.
Sources
- High-Dose DHA Fails to Improve Cognitive Decline in Trial Medscape · medscape.com
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