
Be a part of important research to help understand how Folate may stop recurrent miscarriage.
Ethics approval has now been granted and the trial is ready to proceed.
Ethics Number: ETH22-7218 | ANZCTR: ACTRN12622001577707
Ethics approval has now been granted and the trial is ready to proceed.
Ethics Number: ETH22-7218 | ANZCTR: ACTRN12622001577707
Folic acid has traditionally been used in prenatal supplements, however research has identified that some people may require a more active form of folate to support fertility.
This trial builds on previous research, which identifies that some people may require different forms of folate to support a successful pregnancy and prevent miscarriage. By better understanding the role of different Folates during pregnancy, we can better help those going through infertility and miscarriage.
We will invited 60 couples with recurrent miscarriage to join the pilot study. They will then randomly be assigned to one of two groups:
a) Couples that will receive a folic acid based prenatal multivitamin
b) Couples that will receive a methyl folate based prenatal
The couples will then take the prenatal product for a minimum of 9 months.
The objective is to see if we can take this procedure and protocol to a much larger audience and evaluate if miscarriages were reduced in one of the two groups.
Your donation will support this research by supplying;
Any donation no matter how small will help. If you are concerned about the increasing rate of miscarriage world wide then helping fund this research will help support key knowledge into the prevention of multiple miscarriage.
Would you like to participate in a clinical trial using different forms of folate to help prevent miscarriage?
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