Prenatal Vitamins for Moms-to-be May Prevent Cancer in Babies

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Karen Murphy — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 21:15:54 GMT

You have every right to be bitter. I would be too. I am so very very sorry.

re: Prenatal Vitamins for Moms-to-be May Prevent Cancer in Babies

megachick — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 21:00:00 GMT

sorry if i'm a little bitter about this report. i faithfully took prenatal vitamins for months before i conceived and all throughout my pregnancy, but my little girl still got leukemia.

that didn't stop me from taking the vitamins again with this pregnancy, though.

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re: Prenatal Vitamins for Moms-to-be May Prevent Cancer in Babies

Karen Murphy — Fri, 23 Feb 2007 17:28:27 GMT

You're absolutely right about getting the nutrients from food, and in an ideal world we would all be doing this. (The important one is the folic acid, apparently.) Vitamins are handy though because it isn't always easy to get everything your body needs, especially when you're puking anyway. Or addicted to cupcakes, as I was in pregnancy. There's a balance, though, and you found yours.

re: Prenatal Vitamins for Moms-to-be May Prevent Cancer in Babies

Kristina — Fri, 23 Feb 2007 00:53:57 GMT

Very cool! However I bet that the same effects could be seen in women who eat a healthy diet naturally and do not need supplements. I was unable to take vitamins while I was pregnant; they made me puke. For me, being devoid of all nutrition was a greater evil than getting a boost of supplements.