PROfertil Female 28 for Women to Optimise Nutrition and Help with Conception

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Size:28 Tablets PROfertil female will support your body's nutritional needs from when you're first trying to conceive to the 1st trimester of pregnancy, naturally enhancing your fertility Getting pregnant is a long and difficult process for many people, with fertility problems affecting one in seven couples. This creates a lot of stress and worry as there are only a few days per month in which you can conceive. Conception is complicated as it requires that many different factors line up - the menstrual cycle, the maturity of the egg and sperm, ovulation and fertilisation. PROfertil Female fertility vitamins have been specially formulated to help maximise your chances of conception, by helping to: Regulate your menstrual cycle optimise your ovulation create the perfect conditions for implantation of the embryo stimulate your libido reduce pregnancy complications profertil pregnancy rate How do PROfertil vitamins for infertility work? PROfertil enhances female fertility via a unique combination of natural ingredients: Glycyrrhizin: extracted from liquorice root, this has anti-inflammatory properties and reduces levels of the male hormone testosterone Vitamin E: the antioxidant effects of this vitamin protect your ovarian cells from oxidative stress and enhance the thickness of your uterine lining, creating a more stable environment for embryos Selenium: used by your thyroid to regulate your hormones, reducing the incidence of preeclampsia and premature birth Catechins: extracted from green tea, these improve blood flow to your reproductive system and have a cortisone-like effect on the body Omega-3 Fatty Acids: these reduce the symptoms and likelihood of polycystic ovary syndrome and endometriosis, as well as increasing the number of mature oocytes (egg cells) Damiana: helps to keep female sex hormones balanced, increasing the libido Folic Acid: very important for women who are trying to conceive as it significantly reduces the risk of birth defects