REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH FOR WOMEN

• Delivers a balanced blend of vitamins and minerals that are important for reproductive health, including B vitamins for hormone balance and antioxidant support.

• Enhances blood circulation to reproductive organs, which can be beneficial for fertility.

• Supports hormonal function and is essential for regular ovulation, potentially improving fertility outcomes.

• Plays a role in hormonal balance and is important for healthy reproductive function.

• Provides essential nutrients, including folic acid, to support fetal development and reduce the risk of neural tube defects.

• Important for the development of bones in the fetus and helps maintain maternal health during pregnancy.

• Supports the development of the baby's bones and teeth while helping to prevent complications such as high blood pressure in mothers.

• May help improve energy levels and support overall wellness during pregnancy.
  

• Ensures that mothers receive the necessary nutrients for their health and the healthy growth of their baby throughout pregnancy.

• Supports the immune system of both mother and baby, reducing the risk of complications during pregnancy.

• Essential for bone and dental health in the developing baby and supports the mother’s bone health during this period.

• Contributes to maintaining energy levels and overall vitality during pregnancy.
  

• Supports recovery after childbirth by providing essential nutrients that help replenish energy and maintain overall health.

• Important for nursing mothers, as it supports milk production and helps maintain bone density.

• Supports the immune system and ensures adequate Vitamin D levels for breastfeeding mothers, which benefits the infant's development.

• May assist in energy recovery and support overall well-being during the postpartum phase.

Supports healthy blood flow and cardiovascular health: Beetroot is rich in dietary nitrates, which can enhance blood flow and lower blood pressure.

Contains antioxidants for overall well-being: Beetroot is known to have antioxidants, including betalains, which help reduce oxidative stress.

Consult a healthcare professional if you have kidney stones or low blood pressure: This is advisable since beetroot can increase oxalate levels, potentially leading to kidney stones. It may also lower blood pressure, which can be a concern for those with hypotension.

May cause reddish discolouration of urine or stools: This is a common and harmless side effect known as "beeturia."

Essential for strong bones and teeth, especially during pregnancy and breastfeeding: Calcium is crucial for bone development and maintenance, and the demand increases during pregnancy and lactation.

Supports muscle function and nerve transmission: Calcium is vital for muscle contractions and nerve signalling.

Consult a healthcare professional if you have kidney issues or take medications affecting calcium levels: It's essential to discuss calcium supplementation if there are pre-existing health concerns.

Avoid exceeding the recommended dosage: Excessive calcium can lead to kidney stones and other health issues.

Provides key vitamins and minerals for fetal development and maternal health: Prenatal vitamins are specifically formulated to support pregnancy health.

Contains folic acid to reduce the risk of neural tube defects: Folic acid is crucial during pregnancy for fetal neural development.

Use under the guidance of a healthcare professional, especially during pregnancy or nursing: This ensures safe and effective use tailored to individual needs.

Do not exceed the recommended dose: Adhering to recommended dosages is vital for safety and efficacy.

Essential for calcium absorption and strong bones: Vitamin D is crucial for calcium metabolism and bone health.

Supports immune function and mood: There is evidence suggesting that Vitamin D can help modulate the immune response and may have a role in mood regulation.

Do not exceed the recommended dose without advice from a healthcare provider: High doses of Vitamin D can lead to toxicity and hypercalcemia (elevated calcium levels).

Consult a healthcare professional if pregnant, nursing, or taking medications: This is important for personalised advice based on individual health circumstances.