Very interesting article. I do think testing has changed in pregnancy. I was 30 and was automatically tested early in pregnancy through public health, and I also opted to pay for the more accurate test for peace of mind.

I had never heard of choline before this article

I’d still double-check with my doctor before taking a supplement when pregnant. And while it’s easy to say that if you eat properly, then you should get all the nutrients you need, sometimes life gets in the way of the best of intentions, and you need a bit of extra help.

There’s so many recommendations! I opted to take a pregnancy multi vitamin to make sure I was getting everything I needed!

if you eat right then you shouldn’t need a substitute for choline

I had not heard about this before

Good article , thanks for sharing

if you have a good varied diet you should be getting all the nutrients necessary, check with your doctor for advice.

Interesting. I shall keep that in mind for the next one

thanks for sharing was a good read

interesting read – thanks for sharing

Thank you for sharing, great article xx

thanks for sharing was a great read

Thanks for sharing. I really enjoyed reading it. Great information .This is a really interesting article and well worth the read.

I’ve never heard of choline might have to ask my health food store

should people in general increase their amount of choline then?

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  • • tasha jennings replied
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  For sure. It’s beneficial for everyone to support healthy brain function. Initial studies actually began supporting reduction in memory decline later in life

Thanks for sharing. I really enjoyed reading it. Great information .

This is a really interesting article and well worth the read.

this is the first time I’ve heard of choline

Some good information – thanks for sharing.