Everyone has a different opinion about how to best take fish oil and other prenatal and postnatal vitamins. Readers of Babylune have some excellent advice if you’re feeling queasy in the comments on this post.
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2 opinions for Controversial Conversations: Taking Prenatal Vitamins
Misty
Oct 31, 2007 at 8:12 am
Can you take Prenatal Vitamins when your not pregnant?
Yum
Apr 13, 2008 at 2:23 am
Yes, as long as you are of child-bearing age you can take Prenatal vitamins when you’re not pregnant. It is actually recommended to take prenatal vitamins before pregnancy, if you are trying to conceive…mainly so that you get enough folate (folic acid) in your body in prep for the baby.
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