doppelherz German double heart folic acid tablets instructions_dosage

Folic acid tablets are taken by every woman who is preparing for pregnancy. Folic acid can prevent fetal malformation and relieve anemia in pregnant women. Whether it is a woman preparing for pregnancy or a pregnant mother who has just become pregnant, folic acid tablets can be taken. So how should this doppelherz German double heart folic acid tablet be taken? Let's introduce it now

doppelherz double heart folic acid tablets instructions

German Double Heart Vitamin B + Folic Acid Sustained Release Tablets

【Product efficacy】

It promotes metabolism, is responsible for the release of energy, has hematopoietic function, helps digestion and absorption, helps the liver detoxify, can resist stress, eliminate fatigue, etc. In life, if you often feel depressed, weak hands and feet, lack of energy, poor appetite, and poor sleep, then it is very likely that you are lacking in B vitamins, which is usually called "low energy fatigue syndrome." To rejuvenate yourself, then supplement B vitamins in time.

【Suitable for people】

1. Suitable for people with edema, tongue pain, insomnia and fatigue;

2. Suitable for pregnant women, people with anemia, migraine, dermatitis, and angular cheilitis;

3. Suitable for the elderly, smokers, and people on a diet;

4. Suitable for people with slow reaction, high pressure and those who drink frequently;

5. People with mouth or lip ulcers, long-term medication and antibiotic use, etc.

How to take doppelherz double heart folic acid tablets

Brand: Doppelherz Double Heart Brand - German Quis

Origin: Germany

Specifications: 60 capsules (30 tablets + 30 capsules), packed in paper box without plastic seal

Dosage: Take 1 tablet or 1 capsule once a day. It is recommended to take with plenty of warm water after breakfast or lunch.

【Main Ingredients】

For a mother who is about to become pregnant or is already pregnant, adequate nutrition is essential for her and her unborn baby, especially the need for folic acid, iodine, iron and DHA, because during this period, all the nutrients needed for fetal development come from the mother.

Folic acid is an essential vitamin for life and is crucial to the development of the fetal nervous system. Starting folic acid supplementation four weeks before pregnancy can help prevent the occurrence of congenital neural tube defects in infants. In addition, folic acid can enhance the body's disease resistance and prevent the occurrence of folic acid anemia during pregnancy.

Iodine is an important component of thyroid hormones and helps promote fetal brain and gonadal development.

DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) is beneficial to the formation of fetal visual function and brain development.

B vitamins play an important role in the hematopoietic system, nervous system and energy metabolism of various substances in the body.

The role of folic acid

1. Prevent anemia in pregnant women. Pregnant women need folic acid to produce normal red blood cells. According to a survey, the prevalence of anemia in women of childbearing age in China is 20.6%. Insufficient folic acid intake may also cause anemia in pregnant women.

2. Reduce the risk of birth defects. After 13 years of research on the "China-US Cooperation Project on Preventing Neural Tube Defects", 250,000 cases of evidence-based medicine have confirmed that women of childbearing age who take 0.4 mg of folic acid every day from the beginning of pregnancy preparation can reduce the incidence of fetal neural tube defects by 85%, the incidence of fetal cleft lip and palate by 50%, and the incidence of congenital heart disease by 35%. They can also reduce major external deformities of newborns by 15% and the neonatal mortality rate by 20%.

3. In the middle and late stages of pregnancy, in addition to the growth and development of the fetus, the development of the mother's blood volume, breasts, and placenta greatly increases the demand for folic acid. Insufficient folic acid can easily cause placental abruption, pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome, and megaloblastic anemia in pregnant women; the fetus is prone to intrauterine growth retardation, premature birth, and low birth weight, and the growth and intellectual development of the fetus after birth will be affected.