Vitamin E supplement may reduce food allergies in newborns

A new study has found that a form of vitamin E, called α-tocopherol, may help reduce food allergies and severe allergic reactions in newborns when taken by mothers during pregnancy and nursing. The research, published in The Journal of Immunology, suggests that adding α-tocopherol to prenatal vitamins could be a potential way to prevent food allergies early in life. Food […] The post Vitamin E supplement may reduce food allergies in newborns appeared first on Knowridge Science Report.

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