NEW HAMPTON, N.Y., Jan. 10, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- In a new paper1 just published in The FASEB Journal, Cornell University researchers confirmed the critical role choline plays in infant cognitive development. This groundbreaking new research shows that pregnant women who took more than twice the recommended dose of choline during pregnancy had children that demonstrated significant cognitive benefits through early childhood. The original Cornell findings published in 20182 established that higher doses of choline during pregnancy led to improved cognitive performance in infant offspring.
Groundbreaking Study Reinforces Need for Increased Choline Supplementation During Pregnancy
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