Taking vitamins during pregnancy reduces autism of the child

Taking vitamin supplements during pregnancy reduces the risk of autism, according to a recent study by American researchers.

According to a test conducted by a team of experts from the University of California with more than 240 autistic children, these children would have been born between 2006 and 2015.

Where they were tested for autism before the third grade, scientists found that about 96% of mothers who took prenatal vitamins during the first month of pregnancy
During the recommended period, they were less likely to suffer from autism.

While the number of autistic children has doubled in mothers who have not received the relevant vitamins during the first month of pregnancy and about 33%.

The researchers found that the results are the first to show that it is possible to avoid genetic susceptibility to the emergence of autism by taking prenatal vitamins.

Prenatal vitamins are the extra vitamins and minerals taken before and during pregnancy and after delivery during the lactation phase.
On high concentrations of vitamins, minerals, such as folic acid, calcium and iron.