Supplements for Pregnancy and PMS

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Although a water softener rids your water of harmful minerals, they also rid your water a of few minerals that your body could benefit from. If you are deficient in vitamins and minerals, you will need a more comprehensive approach during your pregnancy or menstrual cycle. Maintaining the right proportion of chemicals is extremely important during the formation of the fetus, and can be incredibly helpful in reducing the uncomfortable effects of your menstrual cycle. Here are some supplements we strongly recommend you make sure you're stocking up on:
Folic Acid – About 20% of pregnant women are deficient in folic acid and it's absolutely crucial for DNA creation and cellular growth. Folic acid nourishes the bodies of expectant mothers, reduces the risk of birth defects in the child, and may also reduce the chance of a preterm delivery.
Vitamin B6 – In addition to plying your body with good hormones and chemicals and helping to prevent memory loss, this power vitamin can reduce morning sickness in pregnant women. It's also very helpful on days when you have low energy.
Calcium – So important it should be taken as a separate supplement to ensure the proper dose. Calcium also helps lessen the symptoms of PMS, promote weight loss, and protects against colon cancer and osteoporosis. Calcium also works in combination with magnesium to help with contractions during child birth.
Vitamin D – Not only does this wonder-vitamin help to prevent the early onset of osteoporosis and colon cancer, it is also known to stem the depression, fatigue and cramps associated with PMS.
Copper – Since this mineral is found in all human tissues it is pretty much indispensable in the formation of the baby's body, from bones to heart. Both copper and iron are considered extremely important to minimizing the chances of birth defects.
Magnesium – Magnesium is critical to our health in many ways, including bone growth and enzyme functionality, but it's even more important for pregnant women in that it helps sooth the stress of fluctuating hormones. It also helps to prevent preeclampsia during pregnancy and safeguards the body against the rigors of delivery.
Zinc – Zinc aids in healthy pregnancies in many ways and has proven to be critical to many stages of the process, including conception itself (zinc is good for sperm count), ovulation and the development of the fetus. Zinc nourishes the pre-born fetus by modulating glucose levels and preserving cellular integrity.
There are hundreds of important considerations you must think about related to childbirth, but all of them revolve around ensuring your health and the health of the baby. Making lists of critical supplements will get you thinking about the new life you are now responsible for. If you're not pregnant, many of these supplements can help lessen the agony of your menstrual cycle.

