YHN Prenatal DHA, Prenatal Vitamins for Mother and Child, Certified Kosher, 180 Count

Brand: YHN

Features:

• PRENATAL VITAMINS: New and Improved, Original Formula! YHN Prenatal provides optimal nutrition at a crucial time when it matter most
• ABOUT: YHN Prenatal DHA is a complete prenatal multivitamin which includes 25 vitamins and nutrients plus 300mg of DHA
• BENEFITS: Prenatal with DHA provides premium nutrition for mother and child in the optimal ratios for absorption, metabolism and safety
• OPTIMAL FOMULA: Prenatal Plus DHA includes 300mg of DHA, Bioactive forms of B Vitamins including Folate, Lutein for eye health and more providing complete nutrition

Part Number: MN1

Details: "Prenatal+DHA is a balanced, synergistic formula that provides a curated compilation of nutrients your developing baby requires, in the optimal ratios for absorption, metabolism, and safety. Prenatal+DHA is a top-rated, exclusive formula sourced directly from nature containing, pure unadulterated ingredients and meets the highest nutraceutical standards. More about Prenatal+DHA: The structural fatty acid DHA is crucial for proper eye and central nervous system development, impacting some of the most significant brain functions including vision, cognition and motor function. While DHA is important for everyone, it can be especially vital for babies. Fetuses get DHA while in the womb, and babies could get DHA through their mother’s milk. But, many women do not have enough DHA for themselves, let alone enough DHA for two. Prenatal supplements that are fortified with DHA increase the level of DHA in expectant and new mothers so that both mother and baby can benefit. Another crucial component of Prenatal+DHA is the nutrient folate. Unlike folic acid, the source Folate (Quatrefolic 50methyltetrahydrofolic) is body ready, which means it requires no complex conversion and eliminates the risk of unmetabolized folic acid. This naturally occurring form of folate is required by as many as 50% of pregnant women due to an MTFHR gene mutation, as these women either lack the enzymes needed to receive any benefit from synthetic folic acid or cannot fully process synthetic folic acid at RDA or higher dose levels."