Low vitamin E linked to asthma
Expectant mums should ensure they get enough vitamin E as low levels during pregnancy increase the risk of asthma in the unborn child, UK experts say.
Children of mothers who had the lowest intake were over five times more likely to have asthma than peers whose mothers had the highest vitamin E intakes.
Vitamin E has a beneficial effect on the developing lung, the University of Aberdeen researchers believe.
Children of mothers who had the lowest intake were over five times more likely to have asthma than peers whose mothers had the highest vitamin E intakes.
Vitamin E has a beneficial effect on the developing lung, the University of Aberdeen researchers believe.
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