Pregnancy & Breastfeeding
When pregnant or breastfeeding, the body requires many additional nutrients to support foetal development. An adequate supply of micronutrients is particularly important during this time, both for the health of the mother and for the normal development of the child.
Family Planning
The need for certain nutrients is increased in both women and men when trying to conceive. For optimal preparation, the focus is primarily on nutrients that support the growth of maternal tissue, fertility (reproduction) and hormonal activity.
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6-MONTH SUPPLY
3 forms of folate
£12.90180 tablets
£358.33 / 1kg
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4-MONTH SUPPLY
plus folic acid
£11.90120 tablets
£504.24 / 1kg
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Nutrients
Selected nutrients for increased requirements during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Iodine contributes to normal cognitive function; DHA contributes to the maintenance of normal brain function; and vitamins B12 and D, zinc, magnesium, calcium and iron play a role in cell division.
Folic Acid (Folate)
Folic acid (folate) is perhaps the single most important nutrient during pregnancy as it contributes to maternal tissue growth. Our folic acid range is inspired by the natural diversity of folate, including both bioidentical forms and bioactive L-methylfolate.
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4-MONTH SUPPLY
maximum bioavailability
£9.90120 capsules
£492.54 / 1kg
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6-MONTH SUPPLY
3 forms of folate
£12.90180 tablets
£358.33 / 1kg
