Yes, it is generally recommended that women of child-bearing age take a prenatal food supplement if they are not trying to prevent pregnancy, are planning a pregnancy in the near future, are trying to get pregnant, are pregnant or are breast-feeding. This recommendation stems from the fact that up to 45% of pregnancies are unintended. What’s more, many of these pregnancies go undetected for the first four to six weeks, which is a vital period for organ development, especially for the baby’s brain and spinal cord.
If you’re not trying to prevent pregnancy, if you’re planning a pregnancy in the near future, if you’re trying to get pregnant, we advise you to take our +fertiwomen food supplement. Once your pregnancy is confirmed, we advise you to take our +mum food supplement.
