Buried treasure prenatal plus dha completes is designed for the special nutritional needs of the mother-to-be, for use prior to conception, during pregnancy, and while breastfeeding to assure constant nutritional support during these three vital stages of life. Dha docosahexaenoic ...Buried treasure prenatal plus dha completes is designed for the special nutritional needs of the mother-to-be, for use prior to conception, during pregnancy, and while breastfeeding to assure constant nutritional support during these three vital stages of life. Dha docosahexaenoic acid is an omega-3 fatty acid shown to be essential for normal brain development in the fetus and growing infant.
It is the predominant omega-3 fatty acid present in human breast milk. Folic acid folate is a b vitamin shown to help a baby's neural tube the part of a developing baby that becomes the brain and spinal cord to develop properly. Folate is needed both before and during the first few weeks of pregnancy to help reduce the risk of the baby having a birth defect of the brain or spinal cord.
Antioxidants, vitamin c, vitamin e and beta carotene protect healthy cells from the ravaging effects of free radicals as well as promoting healthy cell development. Iron is provided in a unique non-constipating form iron bisglycinate, eliminating a common problem with many prenatal products. Red raspberry leaf is an herb known to mothers over the world as a help in easing morning sickness.
It acts as a uterine toner and reduces pain during labor and after birth. It may also assist in the production of breast milk. Raspberry is safe and effective for use during pregnancy and throughout breast feeding.
Ginger, meadowsweet and chamomile are soothing herbs helpful in easing morning sickness, alleviating nausea, and calming an upset stomach. Designed for the special nutritional needs of the mother-to-be. Pregnancy is a time of wonder, discovery and personal growth.
Your role as a loving, nurturing mother begins even before you become pregnant. Nutrition plays one of the most important roles in prenatal care because not only are you keeping your body healthy, but you are providing the building blocks for your baby's.