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Researchers found that vitamin K2 in the MK-4 form was able to pass from mother to baby through the placenta and was detected in fetal tissues after maternal administration. The findings suggest that a mother’s vitamin K2 status may play an important role in supporting her baby’s developing nutrient stores during pregnancy.
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A 2021 study by leading European obstetricians found:
The American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine (AIUM) warns that:
In a groundbreaking 1993 randomized trial, Newnham et al. studied over 2,800 pregnant women in Western Australia to determine if frequent ultrasound scanning affected pregnancy outcomes.
Concerns about vitamin A toxicity during pregnancy largely stem from a misinterpreted 1995 study that did not actually show an increased rate of birth defects beyond the normal baseline. In contrast, multiple larger studies suggest that moderate intake, around 10,000–25,000 IU, is safe and may even reduce the risk of birth defects, with potential risks only appearing at very high doses above 40,000 IU.
More accurate and comprehensive studies below:
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This study demonstrates that synthetic pyridoxine (common “vitamin B6” in supplements) can actually interfere with the body’s ability to use real, active vitamin B6.
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The 1977 study by Fahim et al. reported that applying therapeutic ultrasound to the testes temporarily suppressed sperm production in animals and a small group of human volunteers.
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