As you may know folate
helps prevent birth defects.
They're chock full of just the nutrition pregnant women need, including folic acid, a vitamin that
helps prevent birth defects.
The work may also have practical implications: Proper amounts of vitamin A during key stages of pregnancy might
help prevent some birth defects, Helms notes.
Visit CDC's Folic Acid website for information and free materials on how folic acid can
help prevent birth defects.
Not exact matches
These vitamins and minerals
help ensure the baby's and mother's health as well as
prevent some types of
birth defects.
Today we're joined by Robert Felix, he is a Teratogen Information Specialist for MotherToBaby California who provides education and research to
help expecting mothers
prevent birth defects.
Taking folic acid
helps prevent your baby developing
birth defects, such as spina bifida.
Other volunteer activities included service with the March of Dimes,
helping to raise thousands for the nonprofit organization which works to improve the lives of babies by
preventing birth defects.
Another B vitamin, folate (folic acid),
helps the body form red blood cells and is critical for
preventing birth defects in babies.
Folate makes new DNA and thus
helps make new cells,
helps prevent neural tube
defects (NTDs), is required for cell division, and increases
birth weight (source, source, source, and source).
Some of which are
helping our bodies form new cells,
helping prevent certain
birth defects and aiding biological functions.
Vitamin B supplements have been shown to
help treat or
prevent several diseases and health conditions, including kidney disease, migraines, cataracts, heart disease,
birth defects and several types of cancer.
Most of us know folic acid can
help prevent certain
birth defects.
Necessary to produce the genetic material of cells; essential in first 3 months of pregnancy for
preventing birth defects;
helps in red blood cell formation; protects against heart disease.
Some types of foods have folic acid added to them to
help prevent spina bifida and related
birth defects.
Before pregnancy and during pregnancy, you need 400 micrograms of folic acid daily to
help prevent major
birth defects of the fetal brain and spine called neural tube
defects.