Take vitamin D - probably at least 4,000 IU daily = 28,000 IU weekly = 96,000 IU monthly = about single 50,000 IU capsule every 2 weeks.
- Low vitamin D is 4X more likely to have preeclampsia in pregnancy – Nov 2010
- All preclampsia items in Vitamin D Life 178 as of April 2013
- Overview of benefits of vitamin D before, during, and after pregnancy
- the above reference included the following table May 2011
Dose IU | Cumulative Benefit | Blood level and notes | Co-factors (see list) | Calcium | $*/year |
400 | + less infant rickets + 3X less adolescent Schizophrenia + fewer child seizures | <30 ng/ml | Not needed | No effect | $3 |
2000 | + More likely to get pregnant naturally or via IVF + fewer dental problems with pregnancy + 8X less diabetes + 4X fewer C-sections (>37 ng) + 4X less preeclampsia (40 ng vs 10 ng) + 5X less child asthma | 42 ng/ml | Desirable | < 750 mg | $12 |
4000 | + 2X fewer pregnancy complications + 2X fewer per-term births | 49 ng/ml Test Vitamin D | Must have | < 750 mg | $175 |
6000 | + probable larger benefits for items listed above + Enough D for breastfed infant + Perhaps prevent 2nd autistic child | Test Vitamin D clinical trials underway | Must have | < 750 mg | $200 |
- All items in category Pregnancy
750 items - 2X more preeclampsia when vitamin D less than 30 ng, etc. - meta-analysis March 2013
- Low vitamin D results in severe preeclampsia and low birth weight – Mar 2011
- Overview How Much vitamin D
- Low Cost vitamin D - including liquid and bulk including 50,000 IU
Alternately, L-arginine plus antioxidant vitamins got an absolute risk reduction of preeclampsia in Mexico of 0.17 (17 % ?)
- CLICK HERE for details of Random Controlled Trial May 2011
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