Can kids with DCD (Developmental Coordination Disorder) improve the condition by dietary supplementation with Omega 3 fatty acids?
DCD, or Developmental Coordination Disorder, affects around 5% to 10% of children, and also affects adults. It results in awkwardness and difficulty with various aspects of life, and in particular with activities requiring motor skills, like sports. It can result, for example, in such problems as lack of hand/eye coordination, and difficulty in managing some gross motor skills. And having these difficulties can result in such problems as having an awkward and limiting posture. They can become clumsy and tend to fall over more often, and have other related problems such as difficulty in writing legibly. Of course in children, who so love their sports, having DCD, or Developmental Coordination Disorder, can impact on a wide range of different areas of their lives. These types of problems can have impacts on their self esteem and self image and other potential psychological repercussions. They can experience lifelong problems such as very limited social skills. And there can be physical r
