Researchers found that 7 prenatal products had arsenic levels exceeding purity limits, highlighting a concerning presence of toxic metals, which could pose health risks.
A significant gap exists between the listed and actual ingredient levels, with only 12 out of 47 supplements containing any amount of choline, a critical nutrient.
The study emphasizes that many expectant mothers depend on these supplements for nutrition during pregnancy, underlining the vital role of iodine and choline.
Overall, the findings underscore the importance of thorough testing and regulation in prenatal vitamins to ensure maternal and fetal health during this critical period.
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