The necessity of supplementing with DHA during lactation, how much should be taken?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Under normal dietary conditions, DHA accounts for 0.17%-1% of the total fatty acids in breast milk. Research shows that DHA content in breast milk reaching over 0.8% can improve an infant's cognitive and visual development. It is beneficial to supplement DHA through diet during lactation, thereby increasing the DHA content in breast milk and further enhancing the infant's cognitive development.