Fish Oil Helped Save Boy in Coma

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Good News Network Sunday, October 21, 2012

After a dramatic recovery from serious brain injury experienced by the first patient Dr. Michael Lewis treated with fish oil, the physician urged its use again, this time on a brain-dead Virginia boy in a coma.

Fish oil is composed of omega-3 essential fatty acids, and our brain itself is a fatty mass made up of 30% omega-3 fatty acids. So it is not surprising that the boy's brain responded to the treatment, which was likened to rebuilding a brick wall using bricks.

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