Equazen Mumomega Pregnancy Capsules

Mumomega is a unique supplement combining specific omega-3 and omega-6 long chain fatty acids that are important before, during and after pregnancy for both mother and baby Long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids are the major constituents of the membranes that surround every cell in the human body. A large proportion of the brain and eye is made of long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids. Consequently, foetal and infant development is associated with a high fatty acid requirement, the supply of which is dependent on the availability from the mothers diet. Even with a well-balanced diet, pregnant and lactating women cannot guarantee they are consuming the relevant fatty acids in sufficient quantities for their own and their developing baby's requirements. Supplementing with mumomega is a convenient way to ensure input of these crucial nutrients, notably DHA and GLA - which is converted in the body to AA - thereby safeguarding against any possible shortfalls in the diet. Just one capsule a day will provide an expecting mother with the intake recommended by leading authorities. The purity of Equazen oils The oils used in mumomega are unrivalled purity. DHA is provided by a meticulously processed pharmaceutical-grade omega-3 fish oil; omega-6 GLA is provided by virgin evening primrose oil specially sourced and produced to ensure it is completely clean of any chemicals or pesticides. Both sources of fatty acids are natural triglycerides; no synthetic forms of fatty acids are present. Natural triglycerides are in the form most suited for the body to absorb, and thus ensure maximum efficacy. The mumomega formulation contains only fatty acids and natural-source antioxidants, but is otherwise free of any additives, flavouring or synthetic compounds.

One capsule per day, up to a maximum of 3 capsules per day with food. DO NOT exceed the recommended intake.

Hi-DHA Fish Oil capsule shell (gelatin, glycerol) virgin Evening Primrose Oil Vitamin E (as mixed tocopherols) Store in a cool dry place. Capsules are NOT to be fed to infant children Women taking medication may want to consult their doctor before starting supplementation. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet. Keep out of reach of young children.