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Pure, liquid fish oil, used in clinical study involving<br />

Rett syndrome patients published March, 2012.<br />

One step ahead for your health<br />

In this brochure you can read some<br />

details about the study.<br />

Webshop adress:<br />

<strong>Omega</strong>-3 fish oil in your daily <strong>di</strong>et<br />

It has long since been established that <strong>Omega</strong>-3 is good<br />

for everyone. It is necessary for optimal function of many of<br />

our organs, and our own body just doesn’t produce it. While<br />

some <strong>Omega</strong>-3 can be obtained through a balanced <strong>di</strong>et,<br />

it is in most cases useful to take a <strong>di</strong>etary supplement that<br />

provides sufficient polyunsaturated fatty acids or <strong>Omega</strong>-3.<br />

Your skin, your joints, your eye-sight, your brain and your<br />

immune system will work at their best when given <strong>Omega</strong>-3,<br />

and your heart will simply love you for it. <strong>Omega</strong>-3 is great for<br />

your health. This is a health fact which has been documented<br />

in clinical stu<strong>di</strong>es around the world again and again.<br />

Rett syndrome and fatty acids<br />

In a recent pilot study published in March 2012 on the International peerreviewed<br />

journal “Genes and Nutrition”, a group of scientists and clinicians<br />

headed by the Italian dr Clau<strong>di</strong>o de<br />

Felice, points out some important<br />

positive effects achieved in patients<br />

with Rett syndrome in the earliest<br />

stage of this genetic <strong>di</strong>sease by using<br />

Norwegian Fish Oil <strong>Liquid</strong> <strong>Omega</strong>-3 at<br />

high dosage.<br />

www.mamut.net/TransformaEurope<br />

<strong>Liquid</strong> <strong>Omega</strong>-3


Partial rescue of Rett syndrome by ω-3 polyunsaturated<br />

fatty acids (PUFAs) oil<br />

Clau<strong>di</strong>o De Felice, Cinzia Signorini, Thierry Durand, Lucia Ciccoli, Silvia<br />

Leoncini, Maurizio D’Esposito, Stefania Filosa, Camille Oger, Alexandre Guy<br />

and Valérie Bultel-Poncé, et al.<br />

Published in Genes & Nutrition.<br />

March, 2012.<br />

www.springerlink.com<br />

...”A significant reduction in the clinical severity (in particular,<br />

motor-related signs, nonverbal communication deficits,<br />

and breathing abnormalities) together with a significant<br />

decrease in all the examined oxidative stress markers was observed in<br />

the ω-3 PUFAs supplemented patients, whereas no significant<br />

changes were evidenced in the untreated group.”<br />

.... “For the first time, these fin<strong>di</strong>ngs strongly suggest that a <strong>di</strong>etary<br />

intervention in this genetic <strong>di</strong>sease at an early stage of its natural<br />

history can lead to a partial clinical and biochemical<br />

rescue.”<br />

Clinical severity score (CSS) changes following 6month<br />

ω-3 PUFAs supplementation in stage I RTT<br />

patients (in<strong>di</strong>vidual items)<br />

Clinical manifestation Severity score P value<br />

Before ω-3<br />

PUFAs<br />

supplementation<br />

After ω-3<br />

PUFAs<br />

supplementation<br />

(6 months)<br />

Age of onset of regression 4 [4-4] 4 [4-4] 1.0<br />

Somatic growth 1.5 [1-2] 1 [1-2] 0.8182<br />

Head growth 3 [3-3] 3 [3-3] 1.0<br />

Motor/independent sitting 4 [4-4] 0 [0-1] 0.0087<br />

Ambulation 5 [5-5] 1 [1-4] 0.0152<br />

Hand use 4 [4-4] 2 [2-2] 0.0022<br />

Scoliosis 0 [0-0] 0 [0-0] 1.0<br />

Language 4 [4-4] 3 [3-4] 0.0649<br />

Nonverbal communication 5 [5-5] 0 [0-1] 0.0022<br />

Respiratory dysfunction 4 [4-4] 1 [0-1]

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