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One research draws attention to the possible benefits of prenatal DHA supplementation, especially in Black American children's asthma risk reduction process.The statistics point to a 32% relative decrease in the risk of wheeze or asthma in the kids of women who took DHA supplements against those who did not, therefore suggesting a potential preventive strategy (Keenan et al., 2024).Non-pharmaceutical and maybe rather successful in controlling asthma risk in early life, this preventative strategy consists of natural compounds improving gut health (Wawryk-Gawda et al., 2021).

One research draws attention to the possible benefits of prenatal DHA supplementation, especially in Black American children's asthma risk reduction process. The statistics point to a 32% relative decrease in the risk of wheeze or asthma in the kids of women who took DHA supplements against those who did not, therefore suggesting a potential preventive strategy (Keenan et al., 2024). Particularly for those at more risk for asthma, DHA supplementation is readily available, simple to use, and might be included into regular prenatal care. Rather than treating asthma symptoms upon diagnosis, it provides a preventative strategy.
Another research found potential in prebiotics and synbiotics given during infancy in reducing the incidence of asthma. Children in the prebiotic or synbiotic groups had less asthma than in the control group. Non-pharmaceutical and maybe rather successful in controlling asthma risk in early life, this preventative strategy consists of natural compounds improving gut health (Wawryk-Gawda et al., 2021). Furthermore beneficial are prebiotics and synbiotics as they have few negative effects and may be included into early childhood diet without major lifestyle modification.