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And yet in the article, > Unfortunately, the body cannot produce DHA on its own, and it must be acquired through the diet. So is Rhonda waaaaay behind the tim
by knodi123 8y ago
And yet in the article,
> Unfortunately, the body cannot produce DHA on its own, and it must be acquired through the diet.
So is Rhonda waaaaay behind the times re: that 14-year old paper? Or are the levels described in that paper negligible? Or did I misinterpret something, or what?
- WalterSear 8y agoGood question. She may be simplifying things, or not thinking of vegans/vegetarians. No doubt it's a suboptimal amount.