Rotbäckchen Mama Iron+ 450 ml

Rotbäckchen Mama Iron+ - supply iron during pregnancy and breast feeding. keep good immune system

• Contains well-available iron (II) gluconate and resorption-promoting vitamin C
• Tackles fatigue during pregnancy and strengthens the immune system
• Easy to digest for better nutrients absorption
• No preservatives, no colourants, no sweeteners, no flavourings, no acidifying and no thickening agents, no gluten, no lactose
• With practical measuring cup and delicious strawberry flavour

Iron fulfils vital tasks in the body: it supports a normal formation of red blood cells and hemoglobin, oxygen transport in the body, support of the immune system and the provision of energy. During pregnancy, women have an increased need for iron, since 30-40% more blood needs to be formed, so that the growing uterus is adequately perfused and the child can develop properly. Even during breast feeding, the iron requirement is also increased.

Iron, however, can not be formed by the body itself and must therefore be consumed through the diet in sufficient quantities. The daily iron intake through a varied and balanced diet is normally less than 15mg. However, during pregnancy the daily requirement doubles to 30 mg. There is an increase in demand of one third (20 mg) during breast feeding. The additional need in pregnancy and breast feeding can hardly be covered by a balanced and varied diet consumption. Iron deficiency leads to fatigue during pregnancy and weakens the immune system.

Rotbäckchen Mama Iron+ is an iron supplement based on natural ingredients. The dose-appropriate dosage helps to meet the additional requirements of iron during pregnancy (15 mg) and breast feeding (5 mg). Thus, fatigue and sluggishness are suggested. The vitamin C contained additionally stimulates the immune system. The restriction to a few ingredients reduces the allergen risk. Rotbäckchen Mama Iron+ is one of the most trusted and favoured iron formula of German mothers for many years.

Read more on VN Magazine - Are you an Ironman or Ironwoman?