Essential Fatty Acids

Vital DHA

SKU: ZTW0003
Vital DHA
 
60-capsules
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Vital DHA contains Omega 3 and Omega 6 essential fatty acids (EFA's), plus Selenium and Zinc. It has been designed to help protect both partners' DNA from oxidative damage during preconception as well as to support normal fertility and healthy sperm production. DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid), in particular, plays a critical role in the development of a baby's brain during pregnancy and early infancy. Both partners should think about building their reserves prior to conception. If you are already pregnant, it is well worth starting at any time during pregnancy, whether or not you have considered taking supplemental DHA before you conceived. It can be particularly important as your baby is entirely reliant on your supply of DHA.

Dosage
One capsule twice a day.

Fish Oil 750mg of which 25% DHA, Tuna Oil 342 mg of which 25% DHA & 7% EPA. 1.8% Arachidonic Acid, 200mg Evening Primrose Oil of which 9% GLA, Other ingredients: Fish Oil Preparation (fish oil, antioxidant: mixed tocopherols), Tuna Oil, Evening Primrose Oil. Capsule shell: Modified Starch, Glycerin, Carageenan, Disodium Phosphate, Medium Chain Triglycerides (coconut and palm kernel oils), Lecithin (Non GMO).

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