6.68 IMPROVEMENT IN INATTENTION AND IMPULSIVITY/HYPERACTIVITY AFTER CONSUMING PHOSPHATIDYLSERINE-CONTAINING OMEGA-3 SUPPLEMENTS IN MULTI-ETHNIC ASIAN CHILDREN WITH ADHD

Abstract

ADHD is characterized by behaviors that can result in issues in social settings, family relationships, and education. Phosphatidylserine-containing omega 3 supplements (PSO3) were reported to improve ADHD symptoms. Previous studies that have examined this possible effect largely used white populations, with little to no reports focusing on the Asian population. We aim to evaluate whether improvements are seen in a multiethnic Asian population.