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Maternal and Postnatal Supplementation of Fish Oil Improves Metabolic Health of Mouse Male Offspring

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Over half of American women of childbearing age have either obesity or overweight. Hence, maternal programming through diet is critical for prevention of diseases in the offspring. Clinical trials with… Click to show full abstract

Over half of American women of childbearing age have either obesity or overweight. Hence, maternal programming through diet is critical for prevention of diseases in the offspring. Clinical trials with fish oil (FO) report various health benefits; however, it remains unclear whether maternal and postnatal consumption of FO protects offspring from adverse effects of consuming a high‐fat (HF) diet.

Keywords: supplementation fish; maternal postnatal; health; fish oil; postnatal supplementation

Journal Title: Obesity
Year Published: 2018

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