Docosahexaenoic Acid, abbreviated to DHA, belongs to the family of omega-3 long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids. It cannot be synthesized by human body itself but supplied by the food. DHA is an important component of the brain and eyes cells and dominates in the brain and visible development of infants, especially being required by the pregnant and milk feeding women as well as infants.

DHA Application

• For golden-aged citizens: If properly administered certain amount of DHA, it will slow the pace of aging and fighting against Alzheimer’s.
• Infant Formula: added to Infant formula and infant foods to advance the intelligence and better the eyesight.
• Supplement for pregnant mother: Conducive to the development of brain and retina neurons of the fetus.
• Health Care：
• Regulate the blood circulation
• Lower the blood fat
• Antagonize anaphylaxis allergia
• Prevent the occurrence of allergic dermatis and bronchial asthma
• Ease the development of rheumatoid arthritis
• Enhance the function of retina reflection
• Guard against the weakening of the eyesight
• Reduce the liver neutral fat to cure the fatty liver