




Omega 3 Fish Oil
Description:
Omega 3 found in fish oil is thought to support good mood. It can be taken in liquid or capsule form (generally large, but you can find some smaller size capsules out there).
More Info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omega-3_fatty_acid
More Info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omega-3_fatty_acid
Treatment Experience
This might be a pretty subtle effect, and it's hard to tell if the suplement is what's causing it, but I think that when I take it, I feel a bit calmer and more positive, my brain doesn't feel quite so jagged and negative.
I've taken it on and off over the years, and I think I do feel better when I take it. It makes sense, as it's an important component of the brain and nervous system, which we don't get very much of in modern diets.
But I don't think by itself it would do too much - it's maybe a small boost for me, like 3-5%?
This might be a pretty subtle effect, and it's hard to tell if the suplement is what's causing it, but I think that when I take it, I feel a bit calmer and more positive, my brain doesn't feel quite so jagged and negative.
I've taken it on and off over the years, and I think I do feel better when I take it. It makes sense, as it's an important component of the brain and nervous system, which we don't get very much of in modern diets.
But I don't think by itself it would do too much - it's maybe a small boost for me, like 3-5%?
Treatment Experience
but after over 3 months of taking Omega 3 fish oil capsules three times daily I can assure everyone that they have no effect on mood or anxiety, not that I expected them to.
Taking this to improve your mental health would be like taking Xanax to reduce cholesterol.
but after over 3 months of taking Omega 3 fish oil capsules three times daily I can assure everyone that they have no effect on mood or anxiety, not that I expected them to.
Taking this to improve your mental health would be like taking Xanax to reduce cholesterol.
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The individual experiences about treatment for social anxiety disorder (social phobia) are not a substitute for medical advice.
You should always consult a qualified health care professional before beginning, changing or stopping a treatment.




