Ingredients, defined
Folate
as L-5-Methyltetrahydrofolate
The biologically active form of folate, already in a form the body can readily use.
Supports DNA synthesis, cellular growth, and red blood cell formation—essential processes during periods of development and renewal.
During pregnancy, it supports early fetal development. Beyond pregnancy, it supports cellular health and metabolic balance.
Supports cellular growth and methylation pathways—central to DNA synthesis and processes involved in normal hormone production and regulation.
In your body, this looks like:
A foundation that feels supported—where growth and balance happen as they should.
Iron
as Ferrous Sulfate
A well-established form of iron with consistent clinical use.
Supports oxygen transport and red blood cell production—fueling the systems that sustain energy and function.
During pregnancy, it supports increased nutritional demands and blood volume. Beyond pregnancy, it supports energy and overall vitality.
Supports oxygen delivery and cellular energy production—foundational to metabolic function and processes that support overall hormonal health.
In your body, this looks like:
Sustained energy. A sense of strength. Feeling supported, not depleted.
Vitamin D3
as Cholecalciferol
The preferred form of vitamin D for maintaining adequate levels in the body.
Supports calcium absorption, immune function, and musculoskeletal health.
During pregnancy, it supports fetal skeletal development and maternal health. Beyond pregnancy, it supports long-term structural and immune balance.
Supports endocrine function and immune regulation—both essential to maintaining normal hormonal signaling and balance.
In your body, this looks like:
A greater sense of steadiness—physically and emotionally.
Vitamin B6
as Pyridoxal-5-Phosphate
The active form of vitamin B6, designed for direct utilization.
Supports neurotransmitter synthesis and amino acid metabolism—key processes that influence balance within the body.
During pregnancy, it supports overall nutritional equilibrium. Beyond pregnancy, it supports nervous system and metabolic function.
Supports neurotransmitter activity and metabolic pathways involved in hormone metabolism and communication.
In your body, this looks like:
Feeling more steady, more regulated, more like yourself.
Vitamin B12
as Methylcobalamin & Adenosylcobalamin
Active forms of B12 that support efficient cellular utilization.
Supports red blood cell formation, neurological function, and energy metabolism.
During pregnancy, it supports fetal development and maternal balance. Beyond pregnancy, it supports cognitive function and cellular health.
Supports neurological function and cellular energy systems—both closely connected to maintaining overall hormonal health and balance.
In your body, this looks like:
Clearer thinking. More consistent energy. A sense of internal support.
Calcium
Included in a balanced amount to support daily intake while allowing flexibility through diet.
Supports bone health, muscle function, and cellular signaling.
During pregnancy, it supports fetal skeletal development. Beyond pregnancy, it supports long-term structural integrity.
Supports cellular signaling and neuromuscular function—processes that play a role in how hormones are released and utilized within the body.
In your body, this looks like:
Strength and stability you can rely on.
Magnesium
Selected to support daily use and overall tolerance.
Supports muscle function, nervous system regulation, and physiological balance.
During pregnancy, it supports neuromuscular function. Beyond pregnancy, it supports relaxation and recovery.
Supports nervous system regulation and neuromuscular balance—key contributors to overall hormonal balance and stress-related hormone regulation.
In your body, this looks like:
A body that feels more at ease. Less tension. More balance.
DHA
Docosahexaenoic Acid
A long-chain omega-3 fatty acid integral to cellular structure.
Supports brain, eye, and nervous system health.
During pregnancy, it supports fetal brain and eye development. Beyond pregnancy, it supports cognitive and cellular function.
Supports brain and nervous system health—central to hormonal communication and regulation within the body.
In your body, this looks like:
Sharper focus. Stronger connection between mind and body.
Choline
An essential nutrient often under-consumed in modern diets.
Supports cellular structure, neurotransmitter production, and brain function.
During pregnancy, it supports fetal brain development. Beyond pregnancy, it supports memory and cognitive health.
Supports cellular structure and neurotransmitter synthesis—essential for pathways involved in hormone signaling and communication.
In your body, this looks like:
Clearer thinking. More efficient communication within your body.
Ginger Root Extract
A standardized botanical extract selected for consistency.
Traditionally used to support digestive function and gastrointestinal balance.
During pregnancy, it is commonly used as part of nutritional support for digestive comfort. Beyond pregnancy, it supports daily digestive ease.
Supports digestive function and metabolic balance—both of which contribute to overall internal regulation and hormonal balance.
In your body, this looks like:
A stomach that feels more settled. A body that feels more at ease.
Biotin
A water-soluble B-vitamin included to support essential metabolic processes.
Supports keratin production, contributing to hair, skin, and nail health, while also supporting cellular function.
During pregnancy, it supports overall nutritional balance. Beyond pregnancy, it supports beauty, metabolism, and cellular renewal.
Supports metabolic and cellular processes—contributing to the body’s ability to maintain overall hormonal and physiological balance.
In your body, this looks like:
Support you can see—and feel—from the inside out.
Vitamin E
as D-Alpha Tocopheryl Succinate
A highly stable, biologically active form of vitamin E selected for its antioxidant properties.
Supports cellular integrity by helping protect cell membranes from oxidative stress, while contributing to skin health and overall cellular resilience.
During pregnancy, it supports cellular development and maternal tissue health. Beyond pregnancy, it supports long-term cellular protection and skin vitality.
Supports cellular stability and protection—helping maintain environments necessary for normal hormonal function and balance.
In your body, this looks like:
Healthier skin and cells that function more efficiently over time.
Vitamin K
as Phytonadione
A naturally occurring form of vitamin K essential for blood clotting and calcium regulation.
Supports proper calcium utilization and bone health, contributing to structural integrity throughout the body.
During pregnancy, it supports normal developmental processes. Beyond pregnancy, it supports bone strength and cardiovascular health.
Supports calcium balance and cellular signaling—processes that contribute to overall physiological stability and hormonal regulation.
In your body, this looks like:
Stronger bones and a body that maintains internal balance.
Thiamin (Vitamin B1)
as Thiamin Mononitrate
A well-absorbed form of vitamin B1 essential for energy metabolism.
Supports the conversion of carbohydrates into energy and plays a key role in nervous system function.
During pregnancy, it supports increased metabolic demands. Beyond pregnancy, it supports energy production and neurological balance.
Supports metabolic pathways that contribute to consistent energy levels and overall hormonal balance.
In your body, this looks like:
More stable energy and improved day-to-day function.
Niacin (Vitamin B3)
as Niacin and Niacinamide
A combination of forms that support both metabolic function and cellular repair.
Supports energy production, circulation, and nervous system function, contributing to overall metabolic health.
During pregnancy, it supports increased energy demands and cellular activity. Beyond pregnancy, it supports cardiovascular and metabolic function.
Supports metabolic and circulatory processes—both essential for maintaining overall hormonal health and balance.
In your body, this looks like:
A more energized system with improved circulation and support.
Iodine
as Potassium Iodide
A bioavailable form of iodine essential for thyroid function.
Supports the production of thyroid hormones, which regulate metabolism, energy, and multiple systems throughout the body.
During pregnancy, it supports fetal brain development and thyroid function. Beyond pregnancy, it supports metabolic efficiency and endocrine health.
Directly supports thyroid hormone production—central to maintaining overall hormonal balance and metabolic function.
In your body, this looks like:
A metabolism that feels steady and a body that functions in sync.
Vitamin A
as Beta-Carotene
A precursor form of vitamin A that the body converts as needed—allowing for regulated utilization.
Supports vision, immune function, and cellular growth, while playing a role in maintaining healthy skin and epithelial tissue.
During pregnancy, it supports fetal development, particularly of the eyes and immune system. Beyond pregnancy, it supports skin health, immune resilience, and cellular renewal.
Supports cellular differentiation and growth—processes involved in maintaining normal hormonal signaling and reproductive health.
In your body, this looks like:
Healthy skin, clear vision, and balanced internal function.
Vitamin C
as Ascorbic Acid
A well-studied antioxidant essential for cellular protection and repair.
Supports collagen synthesis, immune function, and the body’s response to oxidative stress.
During pregnancy, it supports fetal development and maternal tissue health. Beyond pregnancy, it supports skin integrity, immune defense, and recovery.
Supports adrenal function and cellular resilience—key components of the body’s response to stress and hormonal balance.
In your body, this looks like:
Stronger skin, better recovery, and a body that feels more resilient.
Vitamin E
A fat-soluble antioxidant that supports cellular integrity and protects against oxidative stress.
Supports immune function, skin health, and the stability of cell membranes throughout the body.
During pregnancy, it supports cellular development and maternal health. Beyond pregnancy, it supports skin health and long-term cellular protection.
Supports cellular integrity and protection—helping maintain environments necessary for normal hormonal function.
In your body, this looks like:
Healthier skin and cells that function more efficiently over time.
Vitamin K
An essential fat-soluble vitamin involved in blood clotting and calcium regulation.
Supports bone health and proper calcium utilization within the body.
During pregnancy, it supports normal developmental processes. Beyond pregnancy, it supports bone integrity and cardiovascular health.
Supports calcium balance and cellular processes—contributing to overall physiological stability and hormonal regulation.
In your body, this looks like:
Stronger bones and a body that maintains internal balance.
Thiamin (Vitamin B1)
A water-soluble B-vitamin essential for energy metabolism.
Supports carbohydrate metabolism and nervous system function—helping convert nutrients into usable energy.
During pregnancy, it supports increased metabolic demands. Beyond pregnancy, it supports energy production and neurological function.
Supports metabolic processes that contribute to stable energy and overall hormonal balance.
In your body, this looks like:
More consistent energy and improved daily function.
Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)
A key B-vitamin involved in energy production and cellular function.
Supports mitochondrial activity and antioxidant processes within the body.
During pregnancy, it supports metabolic activity and cellular health. Beyond pregnancy, it supports energy production and cellular resilience.
Supports cellular energy systems and oxidative balance—both essential to maintaining normal hormonal function.
In your body, this looks like:
Sustained energy and better cellular efficiency.
Niacin (Vitamin B3)
A B-vitamin that supports energy metabolism and cellular repair processes.
Supports circulation, nervous system function, and the body’s ability to convert food into energy.
During pregnancy, it supports increased metabolic demands. Beyond pregnancy, it supports cardiovascular and metabolic health.
Supports metabolic and circulatory processes—contributing to overall hormonal health and balance.
In your body, this looks like:
Improved circulation and a more energized, supported system.
Iodine
An essential mineral critical for thyroid function.
Supports the production of thyroid hormones, which regulate metabolism, energy, and overall hormonal balance.
During pregnancy, it supports fetal brain development and thyroid function. Beyond pregnancy, it supports metabolism and endocrine health.
Directly supports thyroid hormone production—central to maintaining overall hormonal balance.
In your body, this looks like:
A metabolism that functions efficiently and a body that feels more in sync.
Zinc
A trace mineral essential for immune function, cellular repair, and metabolic processes.
Supports skin health, immune defense, and cellular regeneration.
During pregnancy, it supports fetal development and immune function. Beyond pregnancy, it supports skin, healing, and metabolic balance.
Supports enzyme activity and cellular processes involved in hormone production and regulation.
In your body, this looks like:
Clearer skin, stronger immunity, and better overall balance.
Copper
A trace mineral that works in balance with other nutrients to support overall physiological function.
Supports iron metabolism, connective tissue formation, and antioxidant defense.
During pregnancy, it supports fetal development and maternal health. Beyond pregnancy, it supports structural and cellular integrity.
Supports enzymatic activity and nutrient balance—both important for maintaining overall hormonal function.
In your body, this looks like:
Stronger internal systems working in harmony.
Potassium
An essential electrolyte involved in fluid balance and cellular function.
Supports nerve signaling, muscle contraction, and cardiovascular health.
During pregnancy, it supports fluid balance and normal physiological function. Beyond pregnancy, it supports hydration, circulation, and cellular activity.
Supports fluid balance and cellular signaling—key components of overall physiological stability and hormonal balance.
In your body, this looks like:
A body that feels balanced, hydrated, and functioning smoothly.