Vitafem
Contains an array of vitamins and minerals which have been researched to support egg quality and hormonal balance. Including 400µg of folic acid in the active form folate for the body to use.
Endometriosis Support Pack
£116.71
Introducing our Endometriosis Support Pack, carefully crafted to promote overall well-being for those on a fertility journey. Designed with the unique needs of individuals with endometriosis in mind, our pack includes key vitamins, minerals and fish oil to contribute to overall nutritional support.
Endometriosis is a condition where tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus causing inflammation, hormone imbalance and irregular cycles, which can impact fertility.
Please note - as our Vitamin D Spray is a 3 month supply, you can choose your pack with or without this product below.
Our Endometriosis Support Pack provides a comprehensive mix of nutrients to support your unique journey. This includes a comprehensive multivitamin and mineral providing B vitamins for hormonal regulation, omega-3 fatty acids and antioxidants to address inflammation, vitamin D for immune system regulation, plus friendly bacteria and NAC to contribute to an optimal endometrial environment.
- Our selection of supplements for those with endometriosis
- Designed to be taken together
- One month's supply (Vitamin D 3 month's)
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Capsules
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Dairy Free
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Gluten Free
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Yeast Free
Ingredients
Femceive
Femceive is a fertility friendly bacteria supplement that has been specifically formulated to achieve a balanced endometrial-vaginal microbiota and prepare the optimal environment for preconception.
Each pot contains 34 capsules which has been specifically formulated to cover an entire fertility cycle.
Vitamin D Spray
Recommended by the NHS throughout fertility and pregnancy.
Vitamin D levels can be considered key to egg development, especially for women going through IVF. Our Vitamin D spray is a high dose, daily spray in the form of D3 which is able to more effectively raise vitamin D levels.
Ultra Omega
Omega-3s are recognised for their ability to correct inflammation, a key concern for those dealing with conditions like PCOS and endometriosis.
N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC)
NAC (N-Acetyl Cysteine) is a potent antioxidant. Studies indicate that NAC can reduce inflammation, regulate hormones and support regular cycles.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I take the supplements in this pack?
Our Endometriosis Support Pack contains all of the supplements we recommend for those with endometriosis, to support conception.
We recommend taking our supplements with a meal, for the products that have multiple doses it is best to split throughout the day if possible. If this is not possible, then it is completely safe to take all at once to ensure you are taking the recommended dose each day.
For Her Vitafem - 2 capsules per day Ultra Omega - 2 capsules per day Femceive - 1 capsule per day Vitamin D spray - 1 spray per day NAC - 2 capsules per day There are no interactions with our supplements so you can take them in any order that suits you. We have given an example of how to take our Endometriosis Support Pack based on taking with two meals below.
If you are taking the supplements out of the packaging, ensure they are kept somewhere dry and away from direct sunlight.
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What is endo belly and can the supplements in this pack help?
Endo belly refers to the bloating and distension that some people with endometriosis experience due to inflammation and hormonal fluctuations. There are several nutrients which may help reduce your symptoms including B vitamins for regulating hormonal activity, magnesium and friendly bacteria.
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Endometriosis what is it?
Endometriosis is a condition where tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus, leading to inflammation, scarring, and pain. The condition affects approximately 1 in 10 women. From a fertility perspective, it can impact egg quality and disrupt hormonal balance, which can reduce the chances of conception.
Treatment may involve a combination of medical therapies, surgical interventions, and assisted reproductive technologies to optimise fertility outcomes. Diet, lifestyle and supplement adjustments can also help support those experiencing symptoms.
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What are dioxins and how do they impact endometriosis?
Dioxins are toxic chemical compounds that are environmental pollutants, produced as byproducts of industrial processes. They persist in the environment and can accumulate in the food chain.
Exposure to dioxins can disrupt hormonal balance and cause inflammation. For those with endometriosis this can exacerbate their symptoms through many factors including increased inflammation.
To reduce their impact, individuals can minimise exposure by consuming a balanced diet with reduced intake of animal fats. Additionally, avoiding exposure to environmental pollutants and maintaining a healthy lifestyle with regular exercise may also help mitigate their effects.
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Can I get pregnant with endometriosis?
Yes, it's possible to become pregnant if you have endometriosis, but it can pose additional challenges for some women. Endometriosis may impact fertility.
Despite these obstacles, many women with endometriosis do conceive naturally. Additionally, there are treatment options available, such as hormone therapy, surgical removal of endometrial tissue, and assisted reproductive technologies like in vitro fertilisation (IVF), which can improve fertility prospects for women with endometriosis.
If you're worried about your fertility and have endometriosis, it's essential to seek advice from a healthcare professional or fertility specialist. They can offer tailored guidance and discuss suitable treatment options based on your individual situation.
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