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Overview. Overview of Six Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders Assessment Guidelines Treatment & Prevention Omega 3 Fish Oils & Perinatal Mood Disorders Quality Considerations Why Nordic Naturals. Overview of Perinatal Mood Disorders. Depression Panic Post-traumatic Stress.
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Overview • Overview of Six Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders • Assessment Guidelines • Treatment & Prevention • Omega 3 Fish Oils & Perinatal Mood Disorders • Quality Considerations • Why Nordic Naturals
Overview of Perinatal Mood Disorders • Depression • Panic • Post-traumatic Stress
Overview of Perinatal Mood Disorders • Psychosis • Obsessive Compulsive Disorder • Bipolar
Assessment • Risk Factors • Questions to Ask • What medications (prescription and nonprescription), herbs or vitamins are you taking on a regular basis? • What is your personal and/or family history of mood problems (including prenatal or postpartum), substance abuse, alcoholism or eating disorders? • Have you experienced any miscarriages or other loss(es) of a child? • How is your appetite? What are you eating/drinking? • Are you able to sleep at night when your baby is sleeping? • What to Watch and Listen for
Treatment and Prevention • Education • Sleep • Nutrition
Treatment and Prevention • Exercise • Emotional Support • Physical Support
Benefits of Omega-3 Fish Oil During Pregnancy and Postpartum Research Findings • ACPsy - Reviews the importance of omega-3 fats in various mental health conditions MP Freeman. Omega-3 fatty acids in psychiatry: a review. Ann Clin Psychiatry 2000;12(3):159–165 • Reduction in DHA post-partum is improved with supplementation, and DHA levels are reduced whether breastfeeding or not Makrides M, Gibson R. Long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acid requirements during pregnancy and lactation. Am J Clin Nutr 2000;71:307–311 • Fish oil helped reduce depression in pregnancy, preliminary study Freeman M, Hibbeln J, Wisner K, et al. An open trial of Omega-3 fatty acids for depression in pregnancy . Acta Neuropsychiatrica 2006;18(1):21–24. • LSci - Women with postpartum depression shown to have lower levels of omega-3 fats, suggests taking fish oil for prevention SR De Vriese, AB Christophe, and M Maes. Lowered serum n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid (PUFA) levels predict the occurrence of postpartum depression: further evidence that lowered n-PUFAs are related to major depression. Life Sci, 2003;73(25):3181–318 • JAD - Study shows, low DHA levels and low seafood consumption is associated with postpartum depression Hibbeln JR. Seafood consumption, the DHA content of mothers' milk and prevalence rates of postpartum depression: a cross-national, ecological analysis. J Affect Disord,2002;69(1-3):15–29
Omega 3 Fish Oil: Broader Applications EPA and DHA occur together in foods, they work together in the body, they help balance effects of high omega-6 in the diet, and they contribute unique benefits • Heart • Supports healthful lipid levels • Maintains smooth blood vessels • Promotes fit heart function with aging • Joints • Supports joint flexibility • Reduces swelling • Immune • Promotes healthy cell functioning • Strengthens immune response • Fitness • Supports healthy metabolism • Brain • Improves mood & behavior • Supports healthy nervous system • Enhances memory, clear thinking • Eyes • Essential for good eye health • Slows decline of vision • Mother and Child • Essential for infant brain and vision • Promotes healthy delivery
Quality Matters • Fish oil highly prone to oxidation, must be processed in a nitrogen environment • Fish repeat/burp due to rancid, poorly manufactured oil • Consumption of free radical catalyzed oils is harmful to the body • Effective distillation process critical to removing impurities
Third-Party Test Results For Purity and Freshness Nordic Naturals Professional Line Heavy Metals*** Peroxide Value* Totox** Dioxins**** PCBs***** Product Arctic Cod Liver Oil <10 ppb 0.40 mEq/kg 7.90 mEq/kg <0.5 ppt <1.0 ppt DHA Junior 0.54 mEq/kg 6.7 mEq/kg <10 ppb <0.5 ppt <1.0 ppt ProDHA 0.90 mEq/kg 13.60 mEq/kg <10 ppb <1.0 ppt <1.0 ppt ProEPA 0.30 mEq/kg 5.00 mEq/kg <10 ppb <1.0 ppt <1.0 ppt Arctic Omega 0.60 mEq/kg 16.80 mEq/kg <10 ppb <1.0 ppt <1.0 ppt ProOmega 0.94 mEq/kg 7.90 mEq/kg <10 ppb <1.0 ppt <1.0 ppt ProEFA 0.75 mEq/kg <10 ppb <1.0 ppt <1.0 ppt 17.06 mEq/kg Balanced Omega 2.00 mEq/kg 19.00 mEq/kg <10 ppb <1.0 ppt <1.0 ppt * Peroxide—European Pharmacopoeia and Norwegian Medicinal Standard limit: 10 mEq/kg ** Totox (Total Oxidation)—CRN (Council for Responsible Nutrition) limit: 26 mEq/kg ***Heavy Metals—Not detectable down to 10 ppb (particles per billion). European Pharmacopoeia limit: 100 ppb **** Dioxins—Not detectable down to 0.5 ppt (particles per trillion). European Pharmacopoeia limit: 2 ppt***** PCBs—Not detectable down to 0.5 ppt (particles per trillion). European Pharmacopoeia limit: 2 ppt All tests are performed by Third-Party Laboratories in the United States, Canada, and Norway.
Simple Dosing Recommendations Note: DHA is a DHA concentrate with 450g DHA/90g EPA per 2 capsule serving
Thank You!Shoshana Bennett, Ph.D. DrShosh.com Disclaimer: This information is provided by Nordic Naturals, Inc. for educational purposes only. Current and peer-reviewed research is cited.It is not intended as medical advice of any kind.The educational information in this document is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease, nor has this document been reviewed or approved by the FDA.