Fish Make The Smart Children

Eating fish make your child more intelligent, so the study of Swedish scientists published this weekend.
Study that found that adolescent males aged 15 years and eat fish at least once a week to record high in achievement test intelijensi when they are 18 years of age compared with those who rarely eat fish.

"We found a clear relationship between frequency of fish consumption and higher value when the teenagers ate fish at least once sepekan," said researcher Professor Kjell Toren's Sahlgresnka Academy at the University of Gotherburg.

On average, eating fish once a week can increase the value intelijensi combined verbal and visuospatial of six percent, while eating fish more than once a week to increase the value to 11 percent, said the researchers.

Studies that based on answers from almost 4,000 teenagers in Sweden and broadcast Acta Paediatrica, publication in March, suspected that the fatty acid omega-3 and omega-6 in the fish can be a key to increased cognitive ability.

The researchers also plan to examine whether the type of fish consumed to provide the difference.