1: ARA is the abbreviation of the chemical name of arachidonic acid, and DHA is the abbreviation of the chemical name of docosahexaenoic acid. Both of these substances are long-chain unsaturated fatty acids, which are important material bases for the nervous system, especially the brain, to carry out physiological activities.
2: ARA (also called AA), whose scientific name is arachidonic acid, is an n-6 type long-chain polyene unsaturated fatty acid. :
ARA, also called arachidonic acid, is also a polyunsaturated fatty acid. It is an essential nutrient for the physical development of babies. In the adult body, it can be converted from the essential fatty acid - linoleic acid. It is not a Essential fatty acids, but in infancy and early childhood.
The ability of the baby's body to synthesize ARA is low. Therefore, for babies who are in the golden period of physical development, providing a certain amount of ARA in food will be more conducive to their physical development.