Babytol D3+omega
€8.49
Supplying omega-3 fatty acids, particularly DHA, is extremely important for the normal development of vision, especially during the first year of life, a critical period of development. The beneficial effect is achieved with a daily intake of 100 mg of DHA.
DHA is an important structural component of the eye’s retina. As the deepest and photosensitive layer of the eye, the retina plays a crucial role in the visual system. It consists of ten layers, one of which is made up of photoreceptors. DHA, an omega-3 fatty acid, forms the main building block of photoreceptors, comprising 35–50% of their structure.
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An important structural component of the brain
As a key structural component of the brain’s nerve cells, DHA constitutes a large proportion of all omega-3 fatty acids in the brain, up to 97%. In the brain’s grey matter, it makes up about 30% of all structural fats. Up to 12–15% of all DHA fatty acids in the human body are found in the grey matter of the brain.
