Preconception is a time of preparation, building health and wellness and ensuring nutritional levels are optimised. Pregnancy is a dynamic time of change and development for both mother and her growing baby. The demands placed upon a woman's body during pregnancy are beyond those she will likely experience during any other time in her life. Lactation is also a time of change and high demand, as the rapidly growing infant depends on the quality of mother's milk to survive and develop at an optimally healthy rate.
Radiance® Multi For Pregnancy provides an array of 28 vitamins and minerals to help boost a woman's nutritional strength during these important phases of procreation. One of the most comprehensive pregnancy multi vitamin and mineral formulas available in New Zealand, Radiance® Multi For Pregnancy provides many nutrients not readily available in our local food supply or other prenatal supplements.
Along with Radiance® Multi For Pregnancy, we strongly recommend additional supplementation with Efanatal® to supply the long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids essential for foetal brain and tissue development and to support mother’s nutritional needs too.
Usage:
To help support optimal nutritional status during preconception, pregnancy and lactation.
Dosage:
One capsule twice daily preferably with food.
Ingredients per capsule:
Beta-carotene (Pro-vitamin A2500IU)
1.5mg Vitamin E 37.5IU
Vitamin B1 1.25mg
Vitamin K 20µg
Vitamin B2 1.25mg
Calcium 300mg
Vitamin B3 5mg
Chromium 25µg
Vitamin B5 5mg
Copper 250µg
Vitamin B6 1.25mg
Iodine 37.5µg
Vitamin B12 5µg
Iron (bisglycinate) 9mg
Folic acid 200µg
Magnesium 125mg
Biotin 75µg
Manganese 875µg
Choline 5mg
Molybdenum 20µg
Inositol 5mg
Potassium 12.5mg
PABA 2.5mg*
Selenium 12.5µg
Vitamin C 30mg
Vanadium 6.25µg
Vitamin D 100IU
Zinc 3.75mg
Precautions:
None known. Always ask your product supplier or health professional if there are any specific precautions regarding your use of this or any supplement.
Available in the following size:
120 Capsules
* PABA also acts as a coenzyme in the breakdown and use of protein. It is used to help formulate red blood cells and maintain healthy bacteria in the gut as well. In addition, PABA may help the intestines produce folic acid. This may be particularly useful for pregnant women since adequate folic acid intake is necessary during pregnancy to prevent birth defects.
Interestingly, a small study conducted on women struggling with fertility suggests that PABA may actually help to improve chances of conceiving.
Food sources of PABA include grains, animal products, spinach, mushrooms and molasses. PABA is widespread in other foods as well. It is recommended that adults consume about 400 micrograms of PABA daily.
Pregnant women should consume twice that amount - about 800 micrograms daily, and lactating women should consume about 600 micrograms daily. Children probably need between 200 and 300 micrograms of PABA per day.
