Omegas Benefit in Epilepsy posted on October 27, 2014 epilepsyomegas Share this Post Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Google Plus October 27, 2014 In a recent article in Natural Standards, it was noted that taking fish oil might reduce seizures in people with epilepsy, according to a recent study. In a new study, researchers randomly assigned 24 people with drug-resistant epilepsy to receive a low dose of fish oil, a high dose of fish oil, or placebo daily for 10 weeks. After a six week washout period, each participant switched treatments until all participants received all treatments for 10 weeks with 6 weeks in between. The frequency of seizures was measured throughout the study. The authors concluded that taking low-dose fish oil might reduce seizures and improve overall health in people with drug-resistant epilepsy, justifying the need for a larger-scale study to further evaluate these findings. Here is the link to the entire article: Fish Oil May Benefit People With Epilepsy As always, Be well, Diane Silverman R.Ph.Ask The Pharmacist Group