In a German RCT of healthy lactating women from high-income countries, use of MMS (containing 500 g folic acid plus 200 mg DHA and 250 g lutein) during the lactation period led to significant increases in maternal milk levels of DHA, EPA, and beta-carotene, and maternal blood levels of DHA, EPA, 25(OH)D, folate, vitamin B12, lutein, and beta-caroteneall of which decreased with placebo
All improvements reversed after 12 weeks of stopping supplementation, suggesting ongoing use is required
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