Take this vitamin during pregnancy to protect your child from schizophrenia!

According to a recent Australian-Danish study, taking vitamin D supplements during pregnancy reduces the risk of schizophrenia in children in adulthood.

"People born with low levels of vitamin D are 44% more likely to develop schizophrenia," Mirror reported in Aarhus, Denmark, and Queensland, Australia.

Because the fetus depends on the mother's vitamin D stock, the results suggest that it is necessary to ensure that adequate levels of vitamin A in pregnant women prevent children with schizophrenia, the scientists explained. .

The team badyzed in detail the vitamin D concentration in blood samples taken from Danish babies between 1981 and 2000 and compared samples from patients with the disease and others not.

The study, based on an badysis of 2,602 people, showed a link between a vitamin D deficiency in the baby and the risk of schizophrenia.

The researchers note that schizophrenia is linked to a number of genetic and environmental factors, but research suggests that conbad vitamin D-related abnormalities may account for about 8% of schizophrenia cases in Denmark alone.