Wiley’s Finest Prenatal Omega 3 DHA
Good for Mum and Baby!
Babies only get DHA from their mums
The developing baby is completely dependent on its mother for DHA especially during the last trimester of pregnancy, because the brain and eyes are developing rapidly during this time. The baby’s need for enough DHA is so strong that he or she will deplete their mother’s DHA if the supply is low. This is why women need to consume enough DHA during pregnancy for both of them. In addition, eye development and vision are not completely developed by their birth, so feeding the baby healthy levels of DHA from breast milk or formula helps vision continue to develop. Healthy levels of DHA have also been shown to help improve moods in women before and after birth.
How much do you need?
Neither mom nor baby can make DHA in the body so it must be consumed through the diet or from supplements. Experts recommend getting at least 200 – 300 mg DHA per day, and some recommend up to 900 mg per day to cover the needs for both mother and child
Why Wiley’s Finest?
- Concentrated Wild Alaskan Fish Oil made at their family owned and operated cGMP Refinery
- Each serving contains 120mg EPA, 600mg DHA for a total of 720mg Omega-3s
- Take 2 softgels per day; 60 count bottle is a 1 month supply!
- Sustainable Alaskan Fish caught by American Fishermen
Wiley’s Finest has partnered with national charity Baby Lifeline.
During the months of August and September 2017, Wiley’s Finest will be donating 5% sales of Beginners DHA and Prenatal DHA to Baby Lifeline which supports the care of pregnant women and their unborn and newborn babies, ensuring the best possible outcome from pregnancy and birth.
Sam Wiley, Managing Director of Wiley’s Finest says:
“We are honoured to partner with Baby Lifeline, a charity dedicated to supporting babies during their first precious moments in this world. Our family believes supporting the nutritional care of every mother, both pre and postnatal and her baby is essential. As a father with young children, I am touched to think we can be a part of their mission.”