University of Canterbury researchers find high-dose micronutrients effectively treat antenatal depression in 75% of participants.
University of Canterbury (UC) researchers have conducted a groundbreaking study using micronutrients to treat antenatal depression, affecting 32-45 million women globally. The study found that using high doses of vitamins and minerals led to positive outcomes, with 75% of participants experiencing a remission in symptoms of depression. Researchers concluded that micronutrients were safe and offered a viable alternative to psychological therapy and antidepressants, which can have significant barriers such as cost, access, and side effects.
June 03, 2024
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