393. Two things that should NOT be in your prenatal

Mind Your Hormones

English - June 14, 2024 08:00 - 13 minutes - 9.19 MB
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In this episode we're discussing two things that should NOT be in your prenatal supplements: folic acid & iron. We'll get into why folic acid should be replaced with folate and why I advise against taking iron in the same supplement as calcium. Plus, the two prenatal supplements I love and recommend!

Chapters in this episode:

00:23 The Importance of Folate in Prenatal Supplements06:19 Recommended Prenatal Supplements10:59 Consulting with a Doctor and Getting Iron Levels Tested

Episode referenced:

378. Folate vs. Folic Acid. Which is better for a PRENATAL & why?

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