Vitabiotics Pregnacare Breastfeeding - 84 Tablets

Pregnacare Breastfeeding is an all-in-one product, formulated exclusively with specific ingredients for the postnatal period. Certain nutrients may play an important role during lactation and milk production for your child

Why take Pregnacare® Breastfeeding?

• This formula is ideal for mothers after childbirth and is part of the complete Pregnacare® range, from conception to breastfeeding.

• Pregnacare® Breastfeeding is a complete formula of micronutrients, carefully dosed, ensuring healthy milk production thanks to its specific nutrients such as calcium and vitamins D3 and K.

• Pregnacare® Breastfeeding can also be used as a general postnatal supplement in the 6 to 9 months after birth even if you are not breastfeeding. This supplement will help replenish nutrient stores and support the body postpartum.

• For mothers who do not consume dairy products, this formula also contains calcium to maintain healthy bones.

• Nutritional intake recommendations are more important during the lactation period. Pregnacare® Breastfeeding contains the recommended doses of 10mcg of vitamin D3, 700mg of calcium and 300mg of DHA, the levels recommended for lactation.

Incomparable support without excessive dosage

Pregnacare® Breastfeeding has been specially formulated by experts to provide a balanced dosage of vitamins and minerals. The dosage of each ingredient is consistent with research into recommended nutrient levels during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Pregnacare® Breastfeeding provides…

• 700mg of calcium, magnesium and vitamin D3, which are important for healthy bone development.

• Iron and B complex to help support the formation of new blood following childbirth and to provide energy to the new mother.

• Specific micronutrients to help ensure good nutritional intake for the breastfeeding mother.

Each capsule provides 300mg of DHA, the recommended level for mothers during lactation.

• DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) provided by breast milk plays an essential role in the development of the baby's brain and eyes. Infants have difficulty synthesizing fatty acids, which must therefore be supplied from external sources such as breast milk.

• During the breastfeeding period, the infant still needs DHA since 15% of brain growth occurs after birth. DHA is necessary for optimal brain function and for learning and memory abilities in older age.

• Contains the purest pharmaceutical grade fish oil, produced in Norway.