Multivitamins Reduce Infertility
Researchers at Harvard School of Public Health have found that women who take six, or more, multivitamins per week have a 40 per cent lower incidence of ovulatory infertility than those who do not.
The study, which involved more than 18,500 women and was conducted over eight years, is currently undergoing peer review, so the results are still preliminary.
It’s believed that the folic acid found in multivitamins is the likely cause of the rise in fertility.
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