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		<title>Pregnant Women Taking Nutritional Supplements Positively Influence Future Generations</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[According to a new study from researchers at Children&#8217;s Hospital Oakland Research Institute, a woman&#8217;s diet while pregnant not only affects her child, but her grandchildren as well. Dr. David Martin, and colleagues conducted the study and divided a group of genetically identical pregnant mice into two groups. Both groups were fed a standard laboratory [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>According to a new study from researchers at Children&#8217;s Hospital Oakland Research Institute, a woman&#8217;s diet while pregnant not only affects her child, but her grandchildren as well.</p>
<p>Dr. David Martin, and colleagues conducted the study and divided a group of genetically identical pregnant mice into two groups. Both groups were fed a standard laboratory diet, but group two&#8217;s diet was supplemented with folate, choline, zinc and vitamin B12 as well.</p>
<p>When the mice in both groups gave birth, an examination for coat color was conducted on the offspring. The female babies from both groups were then mated and fed a diet without supplements. According to researchers, when the offspring gave birth, the genetic coat color of the children as well as the grandchildren was affected by the original mice&#8217;s supplemental diet.</p>
<p>&#8220;The idea that some sort of toxin or nutrition could affect not just individuals but future generations is very powerful,&#8221; Martin said.</p>
<p>Kenneth Beckman, an assistant scientist at Children&#8217;s Oakland, says the way in which the study was formatted led to a more conclusive result because it gave the researchers reason to eliminate most uncontrolled behavior in the mice.</p>
<p>The National Cancer Institute and the National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia funded this research as is part of a growing field of research which examines the long-term genetic effects of the environment known as epigenetics.</p>
<p>Epigenetics studies have previously indicated that future generations&#8217; risks of breast cancer, obesity and heart disease can be affected by a pregnant woman&#8217;s environment &#8212; including diet and nutritional supplementation.</p>
<p><strong>Frank Mangano&#8217;s commentary:</strong></p>
<p><strong>It&#8217;s essential that women take the necessary steps to educate themselves on nutrition and supplementation and take action.</strong></p>
<p><strong>The well-being of future generations as we now learn, is dependant on the choices that pregnant women are making today.</strong></p>
<p><strong>The first step begins with taking a high-quality, high potency multivitamin to ensure that all necessary nutrients and minerals are provided to you, which in turn will benefit your child. My advice is to go with a superfood/supergreen combination supplement.</strong></p>
<p><strong>I personally recommend Alive! Whole Food Energizer by the company Nature&#8217;s Way. This supplement provides outstanding nutrition, which includes not only essential vitamins and minerals but also &#8220;superfood&#8221; ingredients such as Fruits &#038; Veggies, Green Foods, Amino Acids, Digestive Enzymes, Essential Fatty Acids and Organic Mushrooms.</strong></p>
<p><strong>As always I have no financial ties to Nature&#8217;s Way. I recommend them because I believe they provide a superior product.</strong></p>
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