Why should I take a vitamin D supplement?

Vitamin D plays a crucial role in overall reproductive health and foetal development. In women trying to conceive, vitamin D contributes to normal cell division, normal functioning of the immune system and healthy inflammatory response. This is required for the fertilised egg to implant. Further, vitamin D may support menstrual regularity.For men, this contribution to cell division, immune system function and inflammatory response may support sperm health. During pregnancy, vitamin D is essential for foetal development, as it helps the baby's bones and teeth to grow and develop properly. Breastfeeding mothers also need to ensure they have adequate vitamin D levels, as breast milk may not provide enough vitamin D for the baby's needs. Supplementing with vitamin D can help ensure both mother and baby are getting the necessary nutrients for optimal health. While some vitamin D can be obtained through sunlight exposure and dietary sources, many people may not get enough through these methods alone. Therefore, taking a vitamin D supplement can be an effective way to ensure adequate levels and support overall reproductive health and foetal development.

How should I take this spray?

Simply one spray per day is all you need. We recommend doing this after a meal

Are vitamin D sprays effective?

Yes, vitamin D sprays can be effective in increasing vitamin D levels in the body. When sprayed directly into the mouth, the vitamin D is absorbed through the oral mucosa and enters the bloodstream. This can be an effective way to supplement vitamin D, particularly for those who have difficulty swallowing pills or capsules.

How long does it take for vitamin D to work?

The time it takes for vitamin D to work for fertility can vary depending on individual circumstances. We recommend taking your vitamin D spray daily for a minimum for three months.

Can low vitamin D levels affect postnatal recovery?

Vitamin D supports the normal functioning of the immune system. Vitamin D deficiency therefore, can make it more difficult for a new mother to recover after giving birth.

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Vitamin D Spray for Fertility, Pregnancy & Breastfeeding

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A premium vitamin D3 spray to support fertility, pregnancy and the postnatal period.

Vitamin D plays a critical role in reproductive health. It is important for both women and men who are trying to conceive and for women when they are pregnant. Deficiency of the vitamin is common amongst the UK population, and the NHS recommends taking a supplement of 400iu per day.

Vitamin D spray to support fertility, pregnancy and the postnatal period
1000iu (25ug) per spray
Three month supply - one spray per day

Dairy Free
Gluten Free
Vegetarian
Yeast Free

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Who is it for?

Vitamin D can only be obtained from two sources, either from sunlight or from food. There are only a few foods that provide sufficient levels of vitamin D compared to our required daily intake. Deficiency of the vitamin is common amongst the UK population, and 70% of the people we see in the clinic are deficient in Vitamin D.

The nutrient plays a critical role in reproductive health and is important for both women and men who are trying to conceive and for women when they are pregnant.Vitamin D also contributes to normal cell division, the normal functioning of the immune system and healthy inflammatory response, which is necessary for the fertilised egg to implant.

Vitamin D deficiency is even common during autumn and winter, when the sun is low in the sky, and even summer due to the use of sunscreen.

Directions for use: One spray under the toungue or inner cheek per day

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Vitamin D

Female Fertility: Contributes to normal cell division, the normal functioning of the immune system and healthy inflammatory response, which is necessary for the fertilised egg to implant

Male Fertility: Contributes to normal cell division, the normal functioning of the immune system and healthy inflammatory response

Pregnancy: Helps your baby's bones, teeth, kidneys, heart and nervous system to develop

Postnatal: Important to help maintain a healthy inflammatory response and the normal functioning of the immune system

Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I take a vitamin D supplement?

Vitamin D plays a crucial role in overall reproductive health and foetal development.
In women trying to conceive, vitamin D contributes to normal cell division, normal functioning of the immune system and healthy inflammatory response. This is required for the fertilised egg to implant. Further, vitamin D may support menstrual regularity.For men, this contribution to cell division, immune system function and inflammatory response may support sperm health.
During pregnancy, vitamin D is essential for foetal development, as it helps the baby's bones and teeth to grow and develop properly.
Breastfeeding mothers also need to ensure they have adequate vitamin D levels, as breast milk may not provide enough vitamin D for the baby's needs. Supplementing with vitamin D can help ensure both mother and baby are getting the necessary nutrients for optimal health.
While some vitamin D can be obtained through sunlight exposure and dietary sources, many people may not get enough through these methods alone. Therefore, taking a vitamin D supplement can be an effective way to ensure adequate levels and support overall reproductive health and foetal development.
How should I take this spray?

Simply one spray per day is all you need. We recommend doing this after a meal
Are vitamin D sprays effective?

Yes, vitamin D sprays can be effective in increasing vitamin D levels in the body. When sprayed directly into the mouth, the vitamin D is absorbed through the oral mucosa and enters the bloodstream. This can be an effective way to supplement vitamin D, particularly for those who have difficulty swallowing pills or capsules.
How long does it take for vitamin D to work?

The time it takes for vitamin D to work for fertility can vary depending on individual circumstances. We recommend taking your vitamin D spray daily for a minimum for three months.
Can low vitamin D levels affect postnatal recovery?

Vitamin D supports the normal functioning of the immune system. Vitamin D deficiency therefore, can make it more difficult for a new mother to recover after giving birth.

One spray per day typically provides:		*NRV%
Vitamin D 3	1000iu 25ug	500

Vitamin D Spray for Fertility, Pregnancy & Breastfeeding

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