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New Chapter Wholemega® for Moms -- 500 mg - 180 Softgels


New Chapter Wholemega® for Moms
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New Chapter Wholemega® for Moms -- 500 mg - 180 Softgels

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New Chapter Wholemega® for Moms Description

  • Made with Non-GMO Project Verified Salmon Oil
  • Extra-Virgin Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil
  • Omega-3 Fatty Acids Help Support Baby's Brain and Visual Development during Pregnancy and Breastfeeding
  • Naturally Sourced Whole Omegas such as EPA & DHA, Vitamin D3 & Antioxidants
  • Easy to Swallow
  • Gluten & BSE Free

Wildly Pure™ Whole Fish Oil for Moms & Moms-to-Be

Wholemega™ for Moms is extra-virgin Wild Alaskan Salmon oil gently extracted to preserve its beneficial compounds and naturally vibrant color.

 

Wholemega for Moms helps deliver the Omega-3's recommended specially for pregnant and nursing moms. For women who are expecting or breastfeeding, good fats from Wild Alaskan Salmon help support your baby's visual and cognitive development.

 

Omegas For Mothers and Baby

 

Whole Food: Wholemega™ for Moms Whole Fish Oil offers a whole-food alternative to fractionated, highly processed and high-heat purified fish oils.

 

Extra-Virgin Process: Pressed in a proprietary process similar to fine olive oil, Wholemega for Moms preserves natural antioxidants and Vitamin D3 that can be removed in other fish oils during processing.

 

Omegas for Pregnancy & Beyond: Wild Salmon oil delivers whole DHA and other critical Omegas that are important during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

 

Fresh & Wildly Pure™: Naturally pure Wholemega for moms utilizes 100% Wild Alaskan Salmon - from fisheries cited as worldwide models of sustainability. NO farmed or genetically modified Salmon.

 

3 Servings of Salmon: Experts recommend getting healthy Omegas from fish 2-3 times a week. One week of Wholemega provides the same amount of whole Omega fatty acids as three servings of Wild Alaskan Salmon.


Directions

Four softgels daily with food

Free Of
Gluten, GMOs. BSE.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.


Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 4 Softgels
Servings per Container: 45
Amount Per Serving% Daily Value
Calories20
   Calories from Fat20
Total Fat2000 mg3%
   Saturated Fat500 mg2%
   Monounsaturated Fat500 mg*
   Polyunsaturated Fat1000 mg*
Cholesterol15 mg5%
Vitamin D 3 (from Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil)100 IU25%
Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil2000 mg*
  Total Omega-3 Fatty Acids520 mg*
    EPA (Eicosapentaenoic Acid)180 mg*
    DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid)220 mg*
    Other Omega-3 Fatty Acids
(Octadecatetraenoic Acid, Docosapentaenoic Acid, Linolenic Acid, Heneicosapentaenoic Acid, Eicosatrienoic Acid)
120 mg*
Total Omega-6 Fatty Acids (Linoleic Acid, Arachidonic Acid, Eicosadienoic Acid)20 mg*
Total Omega-5 & 7 Fatty Acids (Myristoleic Acid, Palmitoleic Acid, Vaccenic Acid)95 mg*
Total Omega-9 Fatty Acids (Oleic Acid, Gadoleic Acid, Erucic Acid, Nervonic Acid)300 mg*
Astaxanthin (from Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil)2.5 mcg*
Botanical Antioxidant Stability System™
(B.A.S.S™) Proprietary Blend
Organic oregano (origanum vulgare) (leaf) supercritical extract and rosemary (rosmarinus officinalis) (leaf) supercritical extract
12 mg*
*Daily value not established.
Other Ingredients: Capsule (gelatin [Halal], glycerin, water) organic sunflower oil and tocopherols to preserve freshness.
Contains:100% Wild Alaskan Salmon Fish Oil.
Warnings

As with any dietary or herbal supplement, you should advise your health care practitioner of the use of this product. If you are nursing, pregnant, or considering pregnancy, you should consult your health care practitioner prior to using this product.

 

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8 Musts for a Healthy Pregnancy (Recommended by a Naturopathic Doctor)

Sound nutrition, regular exercise, reduced anxiety, nourishing sleep—chances are, you’re well aware of the standards of self-care.

But those basics amplify in importance when you’re not only caring for yourself but also for the baby you’re nurturing. From avoiding high-mercury foods to dodging secondhand smoke, every decision you make during your pregnancy can have an effect on your child.

Here are eight healthy pregnancy tips to enhance your and your little one’s health:

Woman Following Advice on How to Have a Healthy Pregnancy Standing in Field Holding Belly | Vitacost.com/blog

1. Invest in a scale

For some women, getting pregnant is synonymous with permission to have German chocolate cake for breakfast and snack with abandon long past nightfall. But “eating for two” is a misnomer and potentially deleterious to your and your baby’s health. You want to eat enough to help them grow to a healthy size but excessive weight gain can increase your risk for gestational diabetes, render your pregnancy uncomfortable and complicate your delivery.

Gaining too little weight, on the other hand, can be just as damaging, upping your child’s chances of a low birth rate and the developmental issues that often accompany it. To that end, purchase a scale or use the one you’ve got to track your weight. Additionally, check in with your doctor to ensure you’re gaining at an ideal rate.

2. Strengthen your pelvic floor

Pre-pregnancy, may not have given much thought to your pelvic floor—that diamond-shaped cluster of muscles and ligaments that supports your bladder, womb, and bowels—but the region takes on a utilitarian and crucial role when you’re expecting. Bolstering your strength though consistent pelvic floor exercises may lead to an easier delivery, a diminished chance of incontinence in the future, and accelerated post-birth recovery.

3. Find savvy ways to indulge cravings

The cliché of midnight runs for pickles and ice cream exists for a reason: Shifting hormones and, it’s believed, possible nutritional deficiencies, can drive a vegetarian, gluten-free mama-to-be to ordering an extra-large pepperoni pizza. If your diet is healthy overall, giving into those cravings here and there—while staying mindful of portion size—shouldn’t be much of a problem.

But at the same time, it’s essential to think outside the box—the ice box, that is—when it comes to cravings. A desire for sweets may be your body’s way of signaling that your state of happiness has declined, for example; remedy it with non-food, mood-boosting tactics, such as savoring a long walk in a nearby park, meeting a close friend for lunch or getting a prenatal massage.

4. Hydrate like a marathon-runner

Nourishment doesn’t just arrive from food, exercise, social connections and sleep: It also comes in the form of the healthy fluids you put in your body. Making sure that you’re drinking enough water can ward off constipation and, as Today reports, “provide for the expanding blood volume that carries nutrients and oxygen to both the mother and baby.” Tired of plain old water? Add a slice of lemon, cucumber and mint to your next glass: All have a cooling effect that may help with those “I’m so hot I could faint” sensations.

5. Read the ingredients on your personal-care products

You’ve committed yourself to going alcohol-free, you’re no longer in charge of the litter box, and you’re making a point to stay away from places that might put you in contact with toxins (hello, casino floors). But what about your personal care products? Makeup, cleansers, lotions—all may contain compounds that could be injurious to your and your baby’s health. Aim for scent and synthetic-free products, and toss anything that contains perfumes, dyes and those “unpronouncables,” such as phthalates and parabens. The same rule of thumb out to be applied to your cleaning suppliess.

6. Take a prenatal vitamin

It may be impossible to consider but the fact is, you’re growing a complex, beautiful human being whose future depends on how you treat them while they’re growing. Prenatal vitamins are a big and important part of this process, supporting everything from healthy vision to blossoming brain function. One to consider? Vitacost's ROOT2 Vegetarian Prenatal DHA, which is rich in essential omega-3 fatty acids that support healthy fetal development.

7. Get outside

The benefits of nature cannot be overstated—just look at the growing trend of forest bathing—and they’re especially critical (and wonderful-feeling) during pregnancy. Part of this is due to getting sufficient vitamin D. Known as the Sunshine Vitamin, this nutrient serves a key task in terms of bone health, overall health, and your baby’s future health. In fact, the National Institutes of Health reports that the need for vitamin D is even greater during pregnancy. With that in mind, spend at least fifteen minutes each day outside—preferably while getting some exercise, with a friend, or with a book that cultivates hopefulness and confidence. Which brings us to the next point:

8. Use your “off” time with care

In the latter part of your pregnancy, you may choose to slow down at work or with social engagements. This is your time to nest, of course—hence your increased interest in that adorable nursery—but it’s also a great time to get acquainted with what awaits you. Reading books on child development and parenting won’t provide you with a user’s manual on raising your offspring but it may give you tips, information, and insights that will prove to be invaluable. Visit your library, ask for recommendations from moms you trust, peruse the parenting “shelf” of Amazon and select titles that both align with your principles and might expand your knowledge. It’s power, after all—for the present, and for what lies ahead.

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