FEED YOUR BLOOD 60CAPS
Ideal for pregnant and breastfeeding women, and anyone with increased iron needs and/or deficiency (e.g. women with heavy menstrual bleeding)
Feed Your Blood supports those with increased requirements of iron with the perfect combination of 30mg high-dose natural iron from organic curry leaves, beetroot, vitamin C, B12 and folate from organic plants. The formula contributes to a healthy blood formation. In additon Vitamin C increase the absorption of iron and folate contributes to the normal growth of maternal tissue during pregnancy.It is ideal for those who are need of nutritional support during pregnancy, while breastfeeding or for those who experience an iron deficiency (e.g. due to heavy menstrual bleeding). All ingredients come from controlled organic cultivation. All vitamins and minerals are purely plantbased and act together with the natural co-nutrients.
Once you have optimized your blood formation with Feed Your Blood, you can with Iron Maid Plant-Based Iron or use the Mrs. Do-It-All Multivitamin Komplex.
Our products are free from
Health Benefits:
- Contributes to a healthy blood formation
- Contributes to the energy-yielding metabolism and to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue
- Supports the function of the immune system
Natural food supplement from Germany, sources natural vitamins and minerals from organic fruits, vegetables, and plants. Free from fillers, additives, and allergens and is certified by EU Organic and Bio-Siegel.
| COUNTRY | GERMANY |
|---|---|
| BRAND | OGAENICS |
| SIZE | 60CAPS |
- 1000mg Organic Curry Leaf Extract* (Murrayakoenigii)
- 60mg Organic Beetroot Juice Powder* (Beta Vulgaris)
- 30mg Organic Amla Fruit Extract* (Emblica Officinalis)
- 30mg Organic Shiitake Extract* (Lentinula Edodes)
- 4mg Organic Spinach Extract* (Spinacia Oleracea)
- Capsule: Hydroxypropyl Methyl Cellulose
Take two capsules daily on an empty stomach with a glass of water. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
*For best results, leave 30 minutes before a meal and before drinking coffee or tea, as the tannins contained in these drinks may affect the absorption of iron.
*If you are pregnant, nursing, planning surgery, taking medications on a regular basis, or are otherwise under medical supervision, we recommend to ask your doctor before taking supplements.
