Peter Attia· MD
when you looked at her offspring they found that the these baby litters the offsprings of the mouse had a condition that we call microcephaly where the brain failed to form and develop and was very small
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when you looked at her offspring they found that the these baby litters the offsprings of the mouse had a condition that we call microcephaly where the brain failed to form and develop and was very small
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when you took a mouse model and you deprived the lact the the pregnant mice from dha completely and then you looked at her offspring they found that the these baby litters the offsprings of the mouse had a condition that we call microcephaly where the brain failed to form and develop and was very small when you looked under the microscope you found out that these neurons formed from a dha deficient diet were not making enough synapses