A/ Uses and advantages

According to current statistics, up to 80% of pregnant mothers get morning sickness during pregnancy, but there are not many multivitamins for pregnant women that are designed to ensure sufficient quality and support pregnant women in reducing sickness. morning. PREMOM addresses the above problems thanks to:

1. Provide 22 most important vitamins and minerals for pregnant mothers: Iron, Calcium, DHA, Folic Acid, D3, Zinc, Vitamin A,… All are imported from reputable partners from the US and EU. The formula is studied according to the recommendations of the World Health Organization and is suitable for the physiological characteristics of women.

2. Help women in pregnancy, prevent constipation and reduce morning sickness symptoms with Ban Long and prickly leaf extract. This is a unique combination between modern and traditional medicine. Dragon fruit helps to eat deliciously, sleep deeply, ensure healthy nourishment and care for the fetus. Prickly leaf extract has an effective contraceptive effect, helps to cool down, detoxify and stop bleeding, and help balance hormones to reduce morning sickness symptoms for pregnant women.

3. Add Choline, a mineral that is crucial for brain development, but rarely found in other supplements. Just as important as the DHA. The World Health Organization has highlighted Choline and DHA as two important nutrients during pregnancy. Studies show that not getting enough of either of these two nutrients can have harmful lifelong effects on brain and eye development. However, very few multivitamin products for pregnant mothers now supplement this nutrient.

B/ Disadvantages: Premom Vitamins capsule is quite big then it is a bit difficult to drink

Mechanism of action of vitamins and minerals in vitamins to reduce morning sickness for pregnant women, in details: 

Biotin: Biotin is involved in the metabolism of carbohydrates, fats and proteins; It participates in the metabolism of glucose into energy necessary for the functioning of the body. Participates in the process of making hemoglobin of red blood cells

Calcium: Is an extremely important component that makes up bones and teeth. In addition, calcium is also needed for nerve muscle activity, heart function, cell metabolism and blood clotting.

DHA: Is an important fat to help form the structure and function of the baby's brain.

Copper: Helps promote the absorption and use of iron to form hemoglobin of red blood cells, without copper, iron metabolism is also affected, so there will be anemia and growth retardation.

Folic Acid: Important and essential for the process of hematopoiesis, as well as the formation and development of the nervous system of the fetus.

Iodine: The element that makes up the thyroid hormone. Iodine deficiency can cause hypothyroidism, decrease the body's metabolism, and reduce the ability of the fetal nervous system to develop.

Zinc: Helps in the production of enzymes and insulin content.

Magnesium: Helps regulate the functioning of the nervous system and the muscle system. Helps bone system, teeth strong, healthy, contributes to the conversion of glucide, lipids into energy.

Manganese: Stimulates many enzymes in the body, affects the metabolism of calcium and phosphorus in bone structure.

Iron: An important element involved in the process of hematopoiesis. Iron is involved in transporting oxygen and nutrients to all cells of all organs. In addition, during pregnancy, iron supplementation is required to nourish the fetus and placenta.

Selenium: Helps protect the fetus from toxins in the mother's body. Children with low levels of selenium in the blood are more likely to develop goiter.

Vitamin A: Not only supports the development of morphology, function and integrity of the eye, vitamin A also has a systemic effect, especially for some specialized organs and bone development of the fetus. Pediatric

Vitamin B1: Plays an important role in glucide metabolism.

Vitamin B2: Has an important role in the process of hematopoiesis, promotes height, supports vision and development of the nervous system of the fetus.

Vitamin B3: Plays an important role in the metabolism of fats, proteins, carbohydrates to provide energy to the body, and is a very essential nutrient for the development of the brain and nervous system of the baby.

Vitamin B5: Provides energy to the body to help create fat and sugar metabolism molecules.

Vitamin B6: Involved in the metabolism of amino acids and fats during neurotransmitter synthesis.

Vitamin B12: Involved in the cellular metabolism of carbohydrates, proteins and fats. Essential in the production of blood cells in the marrow, nerve shells and bone proteins.

Vitamin C: Promotes the immune system, fights infections and protects the body from toxins and cell damage. Regenerates collagen, promotes bone growth and makes skin healthier. Supports fetal growth and development, helps regenerate baby's tissues, increases blood flow to the fetus and reduces the risk of placental abortion.

Vitamin D3: Helps the body absorb calcium and phosphorus, thereby building and maintaining strong bones.

Vitamin E: Has an antioxidant role. They work to help the body fight oxidizing agents, products produced in the body's metabolism.

C/ Detailed composition table of a capsule of Premom