Question by Jared The Subway Guy: Are prenatal vitamins ok to take if I’m not pregnant?
Ok so I’m 15, and a female, and I just bought some prenatal vitamins because I don’t like swallowing pills and we wanted female vitamins for me so there were prenatal gummys, and the teen pills made my sister throw up all the time so I didn’t want to take a chance with those. My mom said prenatals would be alright for me but I just want to make sure. I took them about an hour ago and I have been feeling gassy lately. I also had calcium, and vitamin b12 or something. (I’ve been having anxiety problems, and my mom read that I should have more of these things in her medical book thing). Is it normal to feel gassy? Or should I not take these?

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At some point during a woman’s pregnancy, she has a 50% chance of experience morning sickness.

Everyday activities like eating are uncomfortable and hard to cope with due to morning sickness. Each woman will handle morning sickness differently and will find it affects them differently, regardless of how similar the symptoms seem. Here are some of the most common symptoms and options for dealing with them.

Did you know that sometimes prenatal vitamins can bring on your morning sickness symptoms. The reason for this isn’t widely known–it depends on the person. While some vitamins (like B6) can be helpful in treating your symptoms, other vitamins (like Iron) can bring on an attack. Body chemistry is very complicated and is more so during pregnancy. Unfortunately you can’t just stop taking your vitamins because you have nutritional needs that have to be met. For this reason, if you are experiencing serious morning sickness symptoms, you should ask your doctor about modifying your intake of vitamins.

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Prenatal Vitamins and What You Should Know

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• Use before, during and after pregnancy
• With Omega 3
• For a Healthy mom and a healthy baby
• Bone strenght
• Breast health

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• Great tasting flavors: berry, lemon and cherry
• Easy to take
• Contains Omega 3
• Contains Folic Acid
• An excellent source of vitamins A, C and D

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The most common question that pregnant women ask me is “My obstetrician says that it is very dangerous for me to take vitamin A while I’m pregnant. As an expert in nutrition, what is your opinion?”

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• Daily prenatal vitamin supplement with 200% Vitamin D
• Supports healthy fetal development, full-term pregnancy and healthy nursing
• Supports bone health for mom and baby
• One month supply per bottle

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Product Description
VITAFUSION GUMMIES PRENATAL, 90

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• 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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• Natural Chewable Prenatal Vitamins For A Healthy and Happy Pregnancy
• A wise addition to a womans diet during pregnancy
• Folate (as folic acid) 400mcg
• Iron (as Ferronyl iron micropowder) 25mg
• 1 Easy to Swallow tablet per serving

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