• Complete multi vitamin & mineral supplement for pregnant & lactating women.
• High in Folic Acid, Iron and Zinc.
• Helps optimal development of the embryo and fetus.
• Compare to Stuart Prenatal.

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Blocking abortion means Billions of tax dollars going to millions of unwanted pregnancies, prenatal care, hospital birthing, and then after birthing stays, post natal care, child health care, foster programs, orphanages, mothers and fathers welfare, child welfare, food stamps, night school for parents who dropped out, health care for those who attempted to abort at home, ect.

We will all have to pay more taxes to cover the rise in child abuse cases that come with unwanted children. We will all have to use our tax dollars to pay for anti depression, and anti stress, and many other things that come with either raising a kid you hate, or giving your baby to an orphanage.

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• Scientifically formulated multivitamin and mineral supplement for pregnant and nursing women.
• Contains generous amounts of all the essential vitamins and minerals including folic acid.
• Contains ginger to help with morning sickness.
• Includes DHA for healthy nervous system development.
• Raspberry relaxes uterus during labor.

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• 60 Tabs
• One a day Prenatal formula
• Provides health and energy for mother and fetus during pregnancy.
• Kosher Certified, Vegaterian

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One of the most important things for a woman to ensure while she is pregnant is that she remains healthy throughout the the nine-month period. This is because anything that affects the mother will affect the baby in her womb. With that into consideration, women should be aware that any preexisting condition they might have and/or the medications that they are taking can have a profound effect on their pregnancy and their baby. In some cases, this may increase the risk of babies being born with birth weight problems (either overweight or underweight), developmental problems, preterm labor, premature rupture of membranes, pre-eclampsia, congenital heart block, or deformities. It may even be the cause of death for both mother and child.

Among the preexisting medical conditions that pose a significant health risk for women during pregnancy are anemia, asthma, arthritis, sexually transmitted diseases, heart conditions, systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), thyroid disorders, kidney diseases, liver diseases, infections, diabetes, hypertension, eating disorders, epilepsy, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), substance abuse, depression, and other mental illnesses. While these conditions can pose complications during pregnancy, it is possible to manage them with medical assistance.

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Lately, omega 3 fatty acids have become a common household name when it comes to prevention as well as cure of various ailments. In this article we will discuss the benefits that you can avail if omega 3 oils are taken regularly.

1. Behavioral benefits: Recent studies have proved that more than 60% of human brain is made up of omega 3 fats. Omega 3 is essential for our brain cells to coordinate in the most efficient manner. It also has great impact on improving memory, recalling and focusing abilities. Intake of omega 3 oils reduces anxiety and anger too.

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The importance of prenatal omega 3 cannot be underestimated for the baby’s health and well-being with over 85% of pregnant mothers being deficient in it. Here are some of the main benefits and how to select the most effective and importantly, safest source.

All the major health bodies recommend that a pregnant mother take a daily supplement of prenatal omega 3 DHA fish oil to reap the health benefits for both the mother and baby.

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Anyone can have a mental illness, regardless of age, sex, race, sex or income. Mental illness is more common than cancer, diabetes, heart disease or AIDS. It is believed that one in five adults and children diagnosed with a mental disorder is a life.and in all 10 young people 9 years of age or older of serious emotional disorder interferes with a strong day from four families have a member with mental illness has. Children who develop depression, which often have a family history of disease, often a parent who had depression at an early age. Untreated mental health problems can lead to suicide, the sixth leading cause of death for 5 – to 14-year-old is. An estimated two thirds of all young people with mental health problems are not always the help need.It is important to remember that mental disorders occur at any age but most often appears for the first time in aged 25 and 44 With proper treatment most people with a mental illness can return to normal productive life, and almost everyone gets some benefit from treatment.
The causes of mental illness are complex. Mental disorders in children and adolescents who are most often caused by biology and environment. Examples of biological causes are genetics, chemical imbalances in the body caused by genetics, lack of sleep or poor nutrition, or damage to the central nervous system, such as a head injury, lack of oxygen at birth and disturbances of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum. Many environmental factors also put young people at risk of developing mental disorders. Examples including exposure to environmental toxins, such as high levels of lead are exposed to violence as witnesses or victims of physical or sexual abuse, drive-by shootings, robberies or other disasters, stress, chronic poverty, discrimination, or other serious diseases and the loss of important people through death, divorce or broken relationships.
The following six preventive services are recommended and can be a clinic, a church, library or community center out of the local community:
1. Prenatal and home visits or support groups to children.
2. Cessation education and counseling targeted to smokers, especially those who are pregnant.

Read more http://www.pannipa.com/2009/08/22/current-addiction-and-mental-health-resources/

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Co-Editor-in-Chief, Tracy E.Austin,MD                                                                              
Tuesday, January 12, 2010 – 07:01 PM

Medicine for the Masses

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Anyone can have a mental illness, regardless of age, gender, race, or income. Mental illnesses are more common than cancer, diabetes, heart disease, or AIDS. It is believed that one in five adults and children has a diagnosable mental disorder, one in every 10 young people age 9 or older has a serious emotional disturbance that severely disrupts daily life.and one in four families will have a member with mental illness. Children who develop depression often have a family history of the illness, many times a parent who had depression at an early age. Untreated mental health problems can lead to suicide, which is the sixth leading cause of death for 5- to 14-year olds. An estimated two-thirds of all young people with mental health problems are not getting the help they need.It is important to remember that mental illness occurs at any age, but most often appears for the first time between the ages of 25 and 44. With proper treatment, most people suffering from a mental illness can return to normal, productive lives, and almost everyone receives some benefit from treatment.

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