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Filed under: Your Pregnancy, Health & Safety: Babies, Nutrition: Health, Development/Milestones: Babies
Concerned about your unborn
child getting osteoporosis when he or she gets older? Probably not the first concern on your mind during your
pregnancy, but an easily preventable one nonetheless. A recent study showed that if a pregnant mom didn't get enough
vitamin D, their children have weaker bones. Is a supplement your best choice? Not if you get enough sunshine or take cod liver oil, as Dr. Mercola states in his comments to this study.
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2-08-2006 @ 8:34AM
Here we go said...Thanks for the info, it is very easy to get more vitamin D yet it can make a significant difference.
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