FETO NURTURE TRI 2(Evening Dose)
Second Trimester Support (14–27 Weeks) - Evening Dose
Product Overview
FETO NURTURE TRI 2 Evening Dose is designed for weeks 14-27, addressing the rapid structural, neurological, and metabolic shifts in mother and baby through targeted nutrient synergies.
How to Take
Second Trimester Support
During the second trimester (14–27 weeks), both maternal physiology and fetal organ systems undergo rapid structural, neurological, and metabolic changes. This nutraceutical formulation is designed to address these evolving needs through targeted nutrient synergies.
Scientific Rationale
I. Skeletal & Structural System: Fetal Bone Mineralization
Calcium provides the foundational mineral matrix for fetal bones and teeth, while Vitamin D3 enhances intestinal calcium absorption. Precision Calcium Delivery: Vitamin K2 (MK-7) works synergistically with Vitamin D3 by activating osteocalcin, ensuring calcium is deposited into the fetal skeleton and maternal bones, while preventing ectopic deposition in soft tissues and vasculature.
II. Neurological & Sensory System: Rapid Brain Growth Phase
Between weeks 14–27, intense neuronal proliferation and synaptic network formation occur. DHA Accumulation: Omega-3 DHA is a critical lipid of the cerebral cortex and retina, supporting neurotransmission, visual acuity, and long-term cognitive development.
III. Muscular & Circulatory System: Muscle Relaxation & Cramp Prevention
Magnesium acts as a physiological muscle relaxant, reducing leg cramps and supporting uterine muscle relaxation for healthy pregnancy progression.
IV. Blood Pressure Regulation
Adequate Calcium and Magnesium intake support vascular tone and reduce smooth muscle hypertension and pre-eclampsia by modulating smooth muscle contractility.
IV. Immune & Endocrine System: Immune System Programming
Vitamin A and Vitamin D are essential for fetal immune system maturation and lung development. Preterm Birth Risk Reduction: Supplementation with Omega-3 DHA starting in the second trimester is scientifically associated with a reduced risk of early preterm birth (before 34 weeks) and supports longer gestational duration and improved neonatal outcomes.
DISCLAIMER: Nutritional supplements should be taken under the guidance of a healthcare professional.