A vitamin D deficiency during pregnancy may harm the fetus

Antioxidants and their role in sperm cell quality

Baby blues and postpartum depression may be a result of nutrient deficiencies and slow metabolism

Birth defects can be avoided with folic acid supplements or enriched flour

Could scarce nutrient help infertile couples?

Folic acid during pregnancy lowers the risk of having overweight babies

Folic acid supplementation through the entire pregnancy may help improve the child’s intelligence

Healthy fertility and pregnancy require sufficient selenium

Lack of vitamin B12 during pregnancy increases the risk of type-2 diabetes in the child

Lack of zinc harms your fertility

Omega-3 lowers the risk of preterm delivery and complications related to this problem

Overweight in pregnancy and lack of vitamin D affect the health of the child

PCOS and infertility can be helped with dietary changes and a single nutritional supplement

Poor sperm quality is a frequent cause of infertility

Pregnant smokers can reduce the damage to baby’s lungs by supplementing with vitamin C

Pregnant with plenty of vitamin D have strong children

Pregnant women need selenium for the development of their baby’s brain

Pregnant women should take vitamin D supplements

Selenium deficiency and preterm birth

Selenium deficiency is a global problem that increases the risk of serious and common diseases

Selenium’s and zinc’s essential role in fertility and a healthy pregnancy

The link between low vitamin D levels in neonates and the development of schizophrenia later in life

The relation between maternal vitamin D and the placenta affects the development of the fetus

Vitamin B3 helps prevent miscarriages and congenital defects

Vitamin D supplements may improve fertility in men and women

Widespread nutrient deficiencies among younger adults can harm their fertility and cause them to age faster

Zinc deficiencies are a global health problem

Zinc fireworks reveal the quality of the egg and offer new hope for infertile couples

Zinc’s role in pregnancy and fetal brain development