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Center-Right Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co.Low vitamin C intake during pregnancy linked with negative emotions in infants: Study
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Mothers with lower levels of vitamin C intake during pregnancy were more likely to have infants who showed negative emotions, such as fussiness and distress, at six months of age, which can be an early indicator for risk of future mental health disorders, new research shows. However, supplemental…
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Mothers with lower vitamin C intake during pregnancy were more likely to have fussy infants at six months. Supplemental vitamin C intake can mediate these negative emotions and support healthy brain development. The study analyzed data from over 300 pregnant women, focusing on nutrition and maternal…
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Mothers with lower vitamin C intake during pregnancy were more likely to have fussy infants at six months. Supplemental vitamin C intake can mediate these negative emotions and support healthy brain development. The study analyzed data from over 300 pregnant women, focusing on nutrition and maternal…
