Health

Contains gluten, milk, caffeine and soy.

Contains gluten, milk and soy.

Contains gluten, milk and soy.

Contains gluten, milk and soy.

Contains milk and soy. May Contain Cereals containing gluten, tree nuts, sesame seeds, sulphites & peanuts.

All nutrients are important during pregnancy and breastfeeding. The following provides additional information on some nutrients important during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Iron - Pregnant women and new mums commonly feel fatigued. Healthy iron levels are important in pregnancy to help support energy levels. Iron is necessary for formation of haemoglobin in red blood cells, which transports oxygen to the tissues. Approximately 50% of Australian women of reproductive age have dietary intakes of iron below the RDI. Low iron levels are common during times of increased iron requirement due to growth and increased blood volume, such as pregnancy. However, approximately one quarter of pregnant women report getting constipated when taking high doses of supplemental iron. Why the bisglycinate form of iron? Iron bisglycinate is a low constipation, low nausea form of iron that is well tolerated and gentle on the digestive system.

Thyroid hormones are important for the normal development of the skeletal, muscular and nervous systems of children. Iodine plays an important role in the normal development of brain, eyesight and hearing. Tuna fish oil - is a source of omega-3 long chain fatty acids.

• Formulated based on scientific evidence
• Contains five clinically trialled probiotic strains providing 30 billion good bacteria
• Contains a prebiotic
• It doesn't need to be kept in the fridge; a specialised formulation process and packaging technology prevent moisture from harming the good bacteria, helping to keep them alive. This ensures the probiotics reach your digestive system where they work.

• Formulated based on scientific evidence
• Contains five clinically trialled probiotic strains providing 30 billion good bacteria*
• Contains a prebiotic
• It doesn't need to be kept in the fridge; a specialised formulation process and packaging technology prevent moisture from harming the good bacteria, helping to keep them alive. This ensures the probiotics reach your digestive system where they work.

*West N et.al, Probiotic supplementation for respiratory and gastrointestinal illness symptoms in healthy physically active individuals, Clinical Nutrition xxx (2013) 1-7

• Formulated based on scientific evidence
• Contains five probiotic strains providing 20 billion good bacteria
• Contains vitamin C and zinc
• It doesn't need to be kept in the fridge; a specialised formulation process and packaging technology help prevent moisture from harming the good bacteria, helping to keep them alive. This ensures the probiotics reach your digestive system where they work.

Vitamin E is a fat-soluble antioxidant vitamin that helps protect cell membranes from damage. It is incorporated into the cell membranes and helps maintain their integrity throughout the body. As an antioxidant vitamin E acts as a 'free-radical scavenger'. Free radicals are common in the body, arising through a variety of mechanisms. Some are generated in the body as part of normal energy-producing processes, some are generated by environmental factors.

Vitamin E is a fat-soluble antioxidant vitamin that helps protect cell membranes from damage. It is incorporated into the cell membranes and helps maintain their integrity throughout the body. As an antioxidant vitamin E acts as a 'free-radical scavenger'. Free radicals are common in the body, arising through a variety of mechanisms. Some are generated in the body as part of normal energy-producing processes, some are generated by environmental factors.