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Subject: Re: Omega 3

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shaf

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Date Posted: 00:29:54 03/16/04 Tue
In reply to: Laura 's message, "Omega 3" on 08:37:34 01/16/04 Fri

That is interesting as my daughter has some form of Dyslexia and before we realised she was so stressed out she has psoriasis on her hands and feet so bad that she couldnt walk.
Thing is the treatment of psoriasis was to increase that Omega 3 oil in her diet as well as releving stress.
I was also told that wheatgrass was good and Flax seed oil.
I am wondering if increasing these oils would help Dyslexics?
Its also interesting that recent research seems to indicate that connections in the brain of Dyslexics are further apart than most peoples so the Dyslexic takes longer to learn how to 'speak' and can experience a form of 'Drag Factor' -if you will- because of it, when it comes to hearing and sight. (it's incredibly small- less than a second!)
It might then account for all those inventors and brilliant scientists out there able to make the most weird connections between things that most people could NEVER normally see but are absolutely exceptional.
Maybe why the best inventions are the simplest and nonone sees them until its pointed out. Maybe the inventors are Dyslexic to a degree? Einstein was supposed to be and he saw maths in pictures really.
Since learning a relatively simple task for the average Joe perhaps a matter of connecting a few close neurons in the brain, could it be that the Dyslexic needs to join a lot more neurons together a lot further apart in order to get the same output but this means getting a bigger picture of what they are trying to learn and maybe the oils could help with the lubrication and speed of those connections.....?

Its a thought.

Shaf Cangil.
AloMental: The Brain Station.
www.alomental.com

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Omega 3	Hilary Knight	05:34:36 03/16/04 Tue