What is Ovugen?

This supplement contains vitamins and minerals needed by women who are planning to become pregnant. The vitamins and minerals in Eugene are specifically designed to improve fertility in women. Eugene promotes reproductive health in women, regulates the activity of hormones and is involved in the process of cell division.

Components:

Vitamin C

Ascorbic acid is used to make collagen. This effect is important for the growth of ovarian follicles, ovulation and the luteal phase. Ovarian tissue contains high concentrations of vitamin C. The usual recommended dose is 110 mg. High fertility rate is achieved with a dose of 750 mg.

Vitamin D3

This vitamin acts as a hormone precursor and regulates the balance between calcium and phosphate. In human ovarian tissue, vitamin D stimulates the production of progesterone (up to 13%), estradiol (up to 9%) and estrone (up to 21%).

Vitamin E

Tocopherol not only protects cell membranes but is also a factor in oxidation, as well as modulating the immune system, anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective. There is a clear link between the reproductive system and oxidative stress, and about 50% of women of childbearing age have lower levels of vitamin E than they do.

Selenium

Physiologically, selenium is a cofactor for the conversion of thyroxine to the active metabolite triiodothyronine, so it has an indirect effect on thyroid function. Due to the high relationship between thyroid hormones and the growth of fetal nerve structures, the use of this substance is reasonable. The recommended dose is 55 mg per day.

Iodine

Iodine is one of the most important constituents of thyroid hormones. From the 20th week of pregnancy, the fetus begins to produce thyroid hormones and needs enough iodine to make them. Various studies have shown that hypothyroidism during pregnancy causes mental retardation in the newborn, so careful control of maternal thyroid function during pregnancy is very important.

Iron

The amount of iron needed during pregnancy increases. Part of this is due to increased blood flow during pregnancy, and part of it is because the fetus itself produces hemoglobin in the second half of pregnancy. The amount of iron required for daily consumption is 30 mg.

Vitamin B6

Vitamin B6 is a coenzyme in the metabolism of homocysteine ​​and therefore participates in cellular metabolism. Pyridoxine should be used before pregnancy. Taking this drug with folic acid causes the breakdown of homocysteine, which is a risk factor for neural tube defects. 25 mg of this drug is enough for daily consumption.

Vitamin B1

Vitamin B1 is effective in improving the ovulation cycle and stimulates ovulation. For this reason, it will be suitable for consumption.

Vitamin B2

Without enough riboflavin, the macronutrients needed by the body cannot be properly digested and used. Nutrition is essential if you are pregnant. While all macronutrients are important during this period, research shows that proteins are especially important because they are essential for building cells and tissues. Because vitamin B2 helps break down protein, its deficiency can cause a negative chain reaction.

Folic acid

Studies have shown that folate and / or homocysteine ​​are present in the immature egg cell environment. If this cell is overexposed to homocysteine ​​and folate deficient, it can affect follicle growth, fertility and early fetal growth. (Margit Laanpere) Consumption of 400 micrograms of folic acid increases folate and decreases homocysteine ​​in follicular fluids. Folic acid intake is associated with better fetal quality, increased chance of pregnancy and reduced risk of infertility.

EPA, DHEA

Dietary fatty acids and cholesterol may affect fertility and pregnancy outcomes, possibly by increasing the production of prostaglandins and steroids.

Magnesium

It is used as an indicator for oxidative stress as well as to increase fertility in women with previous infertility. The recommended dose is 602 mg.

Copper

Studies have shown that the amount of copper in the plasma of infertile women was much lower. (M. H. SOLTAN) Copper and zinc also participate together in the formation of a superoxidase, which is found in the cytoplasm and destroys superoxides.

Vitamin A

Vitamin A is essential for the normal reproduction of women as well as for many fetal events during pregnancy and, ultimately, leads to complete failure of reproduction before implantation or abnormal fetal growth.

How should I take Ovugen?

The recommended dose is two pills a day in the morning and evening.