FOLACID for expectant mothers x 120 caps.

Folacid for expectant mothers helps the normal development of the fetus in the first few weeks of pregnancy and contributes to the health of the expectant mother. Helps reduce the risk of developing serious birth defects of the spine and brain, such as Spina bifida, supports the growth of maternal tissues during pregnancy. FOLACID has a positive effect on strengthening immunity and contributes to normal psychological function. Improves the condition by reducing the feeling of fatigue and weakness of the body. Recommended for folic acid deficiency in the body and for some types of anemia, helps normal blood formation in the body. Active ingredients: 1 tablet contains: Folic acid 400 µg (pteroylmonoglutamic acid) Dosage: 1 tablet per day Warnings: Folic acid for expectant mothers is a nutritional supplement. It is not a substitute for a varied diet. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Not recommended for children. Storage: Store in a dry and ventilated place, at a temperature of 5° to 25° C! Packaging: 120 tablets

Action of the active ingredients: Folic acid is also called the female vitamin. It is important for the female reproductive system. It optimizes its normal activity and helps to get pregnant. It is mandatory for women with reproductive problems, and the exact dose is determined by a specialist. Its intake before and during pregnancy is important, as it significantly reduces the risk of congenital malformations of the fetus. Folic acid plays the most important role in the development of the fetal neural tube. Since the element is involved in cell mitosis, and its deficiency would lead to abnormalities in the fetal nervous system. Folic acid has another valuable property - it protects against spontaneous abortion. It provides valuable substances not only for the development of the fetus and the comfort of the mother, but also necessary for the well-being of the placenta. A healthy placenta is a prerequisite for the wear and tear of pregnancy. Another positive trend observed from taking folic acid during pregnancy is that mothers who took it had a milder form of postpartum depression.