Omega-3 Fatty Acids for Managing Mood Disorders â MM1501
A decade ago research indicated a likely causal link between low levels of omega-3 fatty acids (FAs) and a higher prevalence of mood disorders, and also provided quite strong support for omega-3 FAs as both an antidepressant monotherapy and an augmentor of formal antidepressant drugs. Recent research is somewhat less convincing about their antidepressant efficacy but is nevertheless furthering our understanding by quantifying differential efficacy across the FAs.
Modern Medicine â January 2015
