New research results indicate that mothers who receive higher amounts of vitamin C through supplements during pregnancy may have infants with less irritability and negative emotional responses. However, a causal relationship between the consumption of this supplement and infant behavior cannot yet be confirmed.
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Vitamin C Supplementation During Pregnancy and Reduced Infant Irritability
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November 7, 2026
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A new study suggests that pregnant women taking vitamin C supplements may have less irritable infants. This research is significant as it explores potential links between maternal nutrition and infant emotional health, although causation remains unproven.
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