(Image: Getty)The study also found that as a result of the confusion, just six in 10 felt they were adequately prepared for pregnancy. Others would like clearer advice on supplements (31 per cent), cravings (16 per cent) and cleaning products (19 per cent). Around two in three women took supplements during their pregnancy, with 43 per cent saying this included vitamin D. But four in 10 admitted they aren't aware that vitamin D is an important vitamin during pregnancy. "Our research found that the benefits of vitamin D extend far beyond bone health and help to keep the placenta working properly during pregnancy. Whether vitamin D is needed23.

Source: Daily Mirror October 02, 2019 14:37 UTC