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  • Antipsychotic Drug Use: Side Effects and Omega-3 Benefits February, 2010

    Antipsychotic drugs were developed in the 1950s as a primary treatment for mental health conditions such as schizophrenia, as well as other psychoses including agitation, severe anxiety, mania and violent or dangerously impulsive behaviour.  Lately, however, they have been the…

  • New Support For Omega-3 Mental Health Connection February, 2010

    Omega-3 fatty acids found in abundance in fish oil are renowned for their heart, joint, eye health and anti-inflammatory benefits, and new research adds further support for their role in the brain and maintaining cognitive function. Via their ability to…

  • Igennus Raises Over £30K for ME Research UK February, 2010

    [caption id="attachment_10831" align="alignright" width="357" caption="Igennus donations to ME Research UK"][/caption] Since the Spring of 2006, we have been working alongside full time Carer Lynne Kersh, to provide the benefits of our supplement Vegepa for thousands of ME patients, while raising important…

  • EPA Fish Oil Prevents Memory Loss, Offering Hope For Alzheimer’s Patients February, 2010

    There are currently around 700,000 people in the UK with dementia and it is believed that these figures are set to rise to one million in the next 10 years because of the ageing population. New research adds to the…

  • How Could Vegepa Help Your Child With ADHD? January, 2010

    If you or someone you know has a child with ADHD then you know how drastically it can impact on their life, and indeed the whole family. As if it’s not hard enough for the child to concentrate, pay…

  • Food choices in ADHD, autism & other neurodevelopmental disorders December, 2009

    Children’s learning disorders can be genetic, environmental and even caused by smoking during pregnancy. In some cases behavioural and learning problems are strongly linked with the diet, and there are very few cases where the diet won’t result in…

  • Junk Food’s Role In Depression [Article] November, 2009

    New research linking processed foods with increased depression in middle age adds to the plethora of evidence suggesting that food has a core role in preventing depressive illness. [1] Researchers from University College, London, wanted to expand on the research…

  • November, 2009

    Education & Treatment on the Agenda for World Diabetes Day

  • October, 2009

    Rotterdam Heart Study Participants Didn't Consume UK RDVs [Article]

  • October, 2009

    Healthy Heart Foods May Also Protect the Brain