Having a baby involves making important health care choices before, during and after pregnancy.Women's Prenatal nutritional benefits include: Antioxidant support from Vitamins C & E and beta-Carotene that fight cell damaging free radicals.* 800 mcg Folic acid. This important nutrient may make a difference in the health of an unborn baby. The U.S. RDA suggests that...
Read moreHaving a baby involves making important health care choices before, during and after pregnancy.Women's Prenatal nutritional benefits include: Antioxidant support from Vitamins C & E and beta-Carotene that fight cell damaging free radicals.* 800 mcg Folic acid. This important nutrient may make a difference in the health of an unborn baby. The U.S. RDA suggests that pregnant women should take 800mcg. of Folic Acid, which is important to reduce the risk of a woman having a child with brain or spinal cord defects. Calcium an important mineral. Pregnant and lactating women should consume 1200mg of calcium per day. This increase is due to the fact that calcium present in the mothers’ bones is withdrawn to provide sufficient calcium to the baby. Iron helps support an expecting mother's increased blood volume and provides her baby and placenta with individual nutrient requirements.*If you are pregnant or may be pregnant, talk to your health care provider about proper nutrition and supplementation.AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE MARCH OF DIMES For more information about pregnancy and birth defects, call the March of Dimes Resource Center at 1-888-MODIMES or visit
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