A new study out of Tohoku University in Japan shows that Vitamin B3 may be a potential treatment for women who suffer from preeclampsia. Japanese researchers, along with scientists from the United States, found that nicotinamide relieves preeclampsia in mouse models. The researchers went on to show that in many cases nicotinamide also prevents miscarriage, prolongs pregnancy period and improves the growth of the babies in mice with preeclampsia.
To find out more regarding this study please visit the link below.
Comprehensive obstetric care has changed over the years. Prior to 1975, most physicians did not give advice or recommendations regarding drinking alcohol and smoking cigarettes during gestation. This was due to the fact that there was no information to support that drinking or smoking was dangerous to the unborn child. However, as studies came out …
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Can Vitamin B3 Help With Preeclampsia?
A new study out of Tohoku University in Japan shows that Vitamin B3 may be a potential treatment for women who suffer from preeclampsia. Japanese researchers, along with scientists from the United States, found that nicotinamide relieves preeclampsia in mouse models. The researchers went on to show that in many cases nicotinamide also prevents miscarriage, prolongs pregnancy period and improves the growth of the babies in mice with preeclampsia.
To find out more regarding this study please visit the link below.
www.pnas.org/content/113/47/13450.full
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