
Iron
Iron contributes to the normal formation of red blood cells and haemoglobin, supports oxygen transport in the body, helps reduce tiredness and fatigue, and contributes to normal cognitive function.
Female Fertility
Iron supports oxygen transport and energy metabolism, both of which are important for ovulatory function. It contributes to tissue formation, supporting the endometrium in preparation for conception, and is often included in preconception supplements for women with higher iron demands.
Pregnancy
During pregnancy, iron requirements increase significantly to support maternal blood volume expansion and the developing foetus. Iron helps meet these increased needs by supporting normal red blood cell formation, oxygen transport and energy levels.
Postnatal
After birth, iron is important for restoring maternal iron levels and supporting recovery. It contributes to reducing tiredness and fatigue, supports normal cognitive function, and helps maintain vitality during the postnatal period.