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This prenatal vitamin doesn't mess around with cheap folic acid when your baby needs the real deal methylfolate (and let me tell you, there's a difference like night and... slightly different night).
Your body has to convert regular folic acid into methylfolate anyway, so why make it work overtime when you're already growing a human? This formula gives you bioavailable methylfolate and B12 right from the start. It's like having a personal assistant for your cells, except this one actually shows up to work.
The vitamin D3 and K2 combo here works together better than most comedy duos. D3 helps your body absorb calcium, K2 makes sure that calcium goes to your bones instead of hanging out in places it shouldn't (like your arteries, which would be awkward).
Sixty capsules means a two-month supply if you're taking one daily (which is what most people do, though I'm not your doctor, I'm just a guy who knows about supplements). The methylated forms mean your body doesn't have to play biochemical Tetris to use these nutrients.
Seeking Health formulates this stuff for healthcare practitioners, so they know what they're doing. It's like getting the good vitamins from behind the pharmacy counter, except you don't need to know a guy who knows a guy.
Perfect for supporting your nutritional needs during pregnancy and breastfeeding, because let's be honest, your regular multivitamin wasn't designed for the biological marathon you're running right now.
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