supplements

  • Natural Way

    QUESTION

    Dear Midwife,
    Me and my fiancé have been trying to get pregnant for 8 months now, I am 19 and he is 20. I have just recently started taking pre-natal pills to help give me the nutrients that I need.

    We feel that we are too young to need to start taking fertility supplements. Are their any natural foods or drinks we can use to increase our chances of getting pregnant

  • Are These Supplements Safe While TTC?

    QUESTION

    Dear Nutritionist,
    Is it ok to be taking a multi-vitamin, vitamin C, B complex, and zinc while trying to get pregnant?

    Thanks,
    Katy

  • Back Up Your Child's Diet

    You know that it is wise to back up your computer's hard drive; I recommend backing up your child's food drive with a daily multivitamin/mineral supplement. This simple habit could improve your child's health and even intelligence. I'll explain briefly why I feel strongly about this

  • Weight Gain During Pregnancy?

    QUESTION

    Dear Nutritionist,
    I am 26 years old and 17 weeks pregnant with my first baby. In the first trimester I lost 9 pounds due to not feeling well and lack of appetite. Since about week 13 my appetite has better, but I have still only gained 2 of the lbs back.

    How quickly should I be gaining and do you suggest any certain foods to help? I have added a boost supplement daily and try to eat a well balanced diet with many snacks in between my meals. My doctor checked my thyroid levels which were normal.

  • Continue Supplements During Pregnancy

    QUESTION

    Dear Nutritionist,
    I just found out that I am 5 weeks pregnant. For the past few months I had been taking L-Crnetine and CLA as part of my daily supplements. Can I still take those now that I am pregnant?

  • Is Krill Oil Supplement Safe?

    I see a nutritionist who prescribed Krill Oil for me to take during the pregnancy. He said it would be very good for the brain development of the baby. Everything I have read about it sounds positive, I would just like to have a second opinion if you don't mind.

  • Weight Gain During Pregnancy?

    QUESTION

    Dear Nutritionist,
    I am 26 years old and 17 weeks pregnant with my first baby. In the first trimester I lost 9 pounds due to not feeling well and lack of appetite. Since about week 13 my appetite has better, but I have still only gained 2 of the lbs back.

    How quickly should I be gaining and do you suggest any certain foods to help? I have added a boost supplement daily and try to eat a well balanced diet with many snacks in between my meals. My doctor checked my thyroid levels which were normal.

  • Continue Supplements During Pregnancy

    QUESTION

    Dear Nutritionist,
    I just found out that I am 5 weeks pregnant. For the past few months I had been taking L-Crnetine and CLA as part of my daily supplements. Can I still take those now that I am pregnant?

  • Is Krill Oil Supplement Safe?

    I see a nutritionist who prescribed Krill Oil for me to take during the pregnancy. He said it would be very good for the brain development of the baby. Everything I have read about it sounds positive, I would just like to have a second opinion if you don't mind.

  • Back Up Your Child's Diet

    You know that it is wise to back up your computer's hard drive; I recommend backing up your child's food drive with a daily multivitamin/mineral supplement. This simple habit could improve your child's health and even intelligence. I'll explain briefly why I feel strongly about this

  • Are These Supplements Safe While TTC?

    QUESTION

    Dear Nutritionist,
    Is it ok to be taking a multi-vitamin, vitamin C, B complex, and zinc while trying to get pregnant?

    Thanks,
    Katy

  • Natural Way

    QUESTION

    Dear Midwife,
    Me and my fiancé have been trying to get pregnant for 8 months now, I am 19 and he is 20. I have just recently started taking pre-natal pills to help give me the nutrients that I need.

    We feel that we are too young to need to start taking fertility supplements. Are their any natural foods or drinks we can use to increase our chances of getting pregnant