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- 9. Typical AA/EPA Ratios 1.5 Japanese 15 Americans 20 Depression 25 ADHD 40 Brain Trauma
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- 18. ADHD Improvement Is Correlated with AA/EPA p =.007 Sorgi et al Nutrition J 6:16 (2007)
- 19. SPECT Scan 12-09
- 26. Medical Miracle or High-Dose Fish Oil?
- 27. Results to Date 26 M WV Coal miner CO Coma Recovered 40 M TX Firefighter CO Coma Recovered 12 M NY Baseball player Commotio cordis Coma Cardiac arrest Recovered 40 M KY Firefighter CO Coma Recovered 29 M WV Logger CHI Coma Recovered 43 F NY Childbirth Anoxia Coma Recovered 55 F FL Stroke Ischemia Coma Recovered
- 30. Other Neurological Conditions Treated By High-Dose Fish Oil
- 32. Multiple Sclerosis Disability Can Be Reversed AA/EPA Disability Status 6 2.2 1.5 1.6* Start 2 Year * p < 0.005 Nordvik et al Acta Neurol Scand 102:143 (2000)
- 33. My Most Well Known Parkinson’s Patient
- 34. Animal Studies
- 36. Omega-3 Blood Levels % Change in omega 3 levels from baseline Miles et al. J Neurosurgery 114: 77 (2011)
- 37. AA/EPA Ratio % Change in AA/EPA ratio from baseline Miles et al. J Neurosurgery 114: 77 (2011)
- 38. Amyloid Precursor Protein Accumulation in retraction bulbs of morphologically injured axons
- 39. Immunohistochemistry Animals subjected to impact acceleration injury demonstrate APP positive axons with retraction bulb morphology at 30 days
- 40. Immunohistochemistry Animals subjected to impact acceleration injury and supplemented with 40 mg/kg/day EPA:DHA demonstrate fewer APP positive axons with retraction bulb morphology at 30 days
- 41. APP positive axons Axons per high power field
- 42. Chronic Disease – What’s Below the Surface Autoimmune Cancer Heart disease Aging Neurological Cellular Inflammation