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Low maternal vitamin D can affect fetus immunity and pass on gut microbes
An analysis found that a pregnant mother’s nutritional status can influence not only fetal bone health but also lifelong immune function and the formation of the gut microbiome. Because a fetus cannot produce vitamin D, the mother’s blood vitamin D level is directly reflected in the baby. It noted that 1 in 4 pregnant or breastfeeding women is vitamin D deficient. A researcher outlined potential risks and practical steps, including testing and supplementation with medical advice.
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Hecto Healthcare\'s Kim Seok-jin LAB to showcase kids nutrition products
Hecto Healthcare\'s kids health functional food brand Kim Seok-jin LAB will take part in the Suwon COEX Baby Fair, it said on Sunday. The event will run from May 21 to 24 at Suwon Messe. The brand plans to broaden on-site contact with expecting and first-time parents and to present its brand direction. It will introduce products focused on key growth-stage nutrients such as probiotics, omega-3 and vitamin D, and run customer participation events.
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February temperature swings create \'immunity gap\'; check children\'s health before school starts
Experts say February, when cold snaps alternate with milder weather, can lead to reduced stamina and weaker immunity. With the school term approaching and children’s contact range widening, they may be more exposed to colds, influenza and other respiratory illnesses. A clinic director advised maintaining steady daily routines such as adequate sleep and regular meals, and watching for nutrient shortages such as vitamin D and zinc. Hecto Healthcare is expanding child-focused product lines.
