Pregnant Women Should Eat for Two - Right? Wrong!

Friday, October 13th 2006

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It sounds like good advice but the truth is most of us are already eating for two! The real trick to a healthy pregnancy is providing your body with "nutrients for two" in the right balance. This is important for a baby's healthy development and the expectant mother's wellbeing before, during and after pregnancy.

Radiance Pregnancy Multi is a good way to help meet your special nutritional needs during this very special time, including a higher intake of calcium, chromium, iron, iodine, selenium, folic acid, vitamin K, vitamin C and the B vitamins.

The synergistic blend of finely balanced nutrients make Radiance Pregnancy Multi one of the most comprehensive prenatal products available and it is especially designed to support mother and baby before, during and after pregnancy.

Reproduced unabridged from the October - December 2006 issue of Health and Herbal News, with the kind permission of Health and Herbs International Ltd.

The following products are all useful before, during and after pregnancy:

5W
Efanatal
Family C - 300 grams
Folic Acid 800mcg
Inner Health Plus
Liquid Vitamin E
Maybe Baby
Mineral Power
Red Raspberry
Pregnancy-Tea
Prenatal Nutrients
Spirulina Capsules
Superior Iron

Related health information can be found here:

Calcium
Childbirth
Herbs to avoid during pregnancy
Infertility
Magnesium
Morning Sickness
Pregnancy
Pregnancy Nutrients
Stretch Marks
Water, the elixir of life

Related articles can be found here:

A New Baby, a New Body

Healthy Eye & Brain Development for Babies

Iron Helps Women's Brain Power

Minerals: Critical for Well-Being

Red Raspberry Eases Pregnancy

If you need help or advice, you are welcome to email our naturopathic team with your health question.

Disclaimer: The health information presented here has been written for the New Zealand health consumer. It is of a general nature and is only intended to provide a summary of the subjects covered. The information is not intended to be comprehensive or to provide medical advice to you. While all care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information, no responsibility or liability is accepted, and no person should act in reliance on any statement contained in the information provided. All health ailments should be treated by a qualified health professional.

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