Vitaking Trimester 1 Multivitamin - Without Iodine (60 Tablets)

0-3 MONTHS The iodine-free version is highly recommended for women with thyroid problems! Recommended for those planning and expecting a baby during the preparation period and the first 12 weeks and trimesters of pregnancy. The Trimester 1 Iodine Free version is specifically recommended for women with thyroid problems who have been advised by their endocrinologist and doctor not to take extra iodine!Trimester 1 without iodine with 5 organic minerals!Why are minerals (not only) important during pregnancy? Magnesium citrateMagnesium is a very important mineral that contributes to relieving fatigue and tiredness, and is also involved in normal energy production and metabolism. It is involved in maintaining the normal functioning of the nervous system and muscles, as well as normal bone structure and teeth.Iron gluconateIron is involved in normal energy-producing metabolic processes and contributes to normal red blood cell and haemoglobin formation, as well as participating in normal oxygen transport. In addition, iron contributes to the normal functioning of the immune system, to the reduction of fatigue and tiredness, and plays a role in cell division.Zinc citrateZinc is a mineral that is involved in maintaining normal acid-base balance, normal carbohydrate metabolism and normal mental function. In addition, zinc is involved in maintaining normal immune function.DIRECTION (1 serving = 2 tablets)It is recommended to take 2 tablets a day with plenty of fluids.STORAGEStore in cool, dry place. Keep out of reach of children.WARNINGSIt is also recommended to take Trimester 1 tablets before the planned pregnancy because of its high folic acid content, as the amniotic sac is formed by the 6th week of pregnancy, so by the time the mother knows she is expecting, this stage of development is already complete. It is therefore worth starting to consume it before the mother-to-be is actually pregnant. During pregnancy, folic acid is involved in the growth of maternal tissues (e.g. placenta, embryo, etc.) and in normal amino acid synthesis. Increased amounts of folic acid are needed during the planning period and the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. Zinc plays a role in the maintenance of normal fertility and reproduction, cell division and contributes to the normal functioning of the immune system. We recommend a good quality, balanced, mixed diet for pregnant women!