Bridging the Gap: Optimizing Early Neurodevelopment Through Nutrition

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Bridging the Gap: Optimizing Early Neurodevelopment Through Nutrition

The first 1000 days of life sets the foundation for the child’s development, including cognitive. Understanding the roles of key nutrients here, such as DHA, choline and lutein is thus essential. Establishing optimal nutrition in the critical early years of life lays the groundwork for unlocking children’s future cognitive potential.
 

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