APE NUTRITION
Celtic Oysters
My mineral support, providing zinc and trace nutrients I find harder to consistently get through diet, supporting reproductive health, hormone function and egg health.
Inessa
Advanced Omega 3
A staple for EPA and DHA, supporting healthy inflammation pathways, hormone signalling and the cellular environment needed for fertility.
Artah
Core Prenatal+
My preconception non negotiable , with targeted levels of folate, choline and essential nutrients to help prepare the body for conception and early pregnancy.
NATURCEUTICS
Co-Enzyme Q10 Advanced
My mitochondrial support. CoQ10 plays an important role in cellular energy production, which is why supporting mitochondrial health is a key focus when it comes to egg quality. This is also a nutrient I commonly discuss with clients over 35 as part of a personalised fertility-supportive approach.
THE JOURNAL
Understanding Fertility: Insights from Our Expert
Trying to conceive can be an emotional and deeply personal journey. In this article, W-Wellness Nutritional Therapist Jess Shand shares her expert insights on supporting fertility through nutrition and lifestyle, offering practical, evidence-informed advice to help you nourish your body and feel supported every step of the way.
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Frequently asked questions
What are fertility supplements?
What are fertility supplements?
Fertility supplements are nutritional products designed to help support your body during the preconception period. They often contain vitamins and minerals such as folate, vitamin D, iodine and omega-3, which play important roles in overall health and normal reproductive function. Supplements should be used alongside a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle, and they are not intended to replace medical advice or fertility treatment where required.
When should I start taking fertility supplements?
When should I start taking fertility supplements?
Many healthcare professionals recommend thinking about nutrition before trying to conceive. Starting a suitable supplement routine ahead of pregnancy can help ensure you're meeting your nutritional requirements, particularly for nutrients such as folate. If you're unsure which products may be appropriate for your individual circumstances, our qualified nutrition practitioners can provide personalised guidance - Book a 1:1 consultation.
Which supplements are commonly taken when trying to conceive?
Which supplements are commonly taken when trying to conceive?
People preparing for pregnancy often choose products that contain nutrients such as folate, vitamin D, iodine and omega-3. The most suitable products will depend on your diet, lifestyle and individual needs. If you have specific health concerns or are undergoing fertility treatment, it's always advisable to speak to your healthcare professional or book a consultation with one of our nutrition practitioners before starting any new supplements.
Can both men and women take fertility supplements?
Can both men and women take fertility supplements?
Yes. Nutrition plays an important role in overall health for both men and women. There are products formulated specifically for women and others designed for men, depending on their nutritional requirements and stage of the fertility journey.
Do I need a prenatal supplement before pregnancy?
Do I need a prenatal supplement before pregnancy?
Many people choose to begin a prenatal supplement while preparing for pregnancy, particularly to help meet recommended intakes of key nutrients such as folate. The most appropriate time to start can vary depending on your individual circumstances, so if you're unsure, our nutrition team can help you choose a routine that's right for you book here.
Can nutrition support my fertility journey?
Can nutrition support my fertility journey?
Eating a balanced diet, maintaining a healthy lifestyle and ensuring you're meeting your nutritional needs are all important when preparing for pregnancy. Every fertility journey is different, which is why personalised advice can be valuable. Our qualified practitioners offer one-to-one consultations to help you understand your nutritional needs and build a plan tailored to your goals.
How do I choose the right fertility supplements?
How do I choose the right fertility supplements?
The right supplements will depend on factors such as your age, diet, lifestyle, medical history and whether you're trying to conceive naturally or with medical support. Rather than taking multiple products without guidance, consider booking a consultation with one of our experienced nutrition practitioners, who can help you make informed choices based on your individual needs book here.
Are fertility supplements suitable during IVF or assisted conception?
Are fertility supplements suitable during IVF or assisted conception?
Some people choose to take nutritional supplements while undergoing fertility treatment. However, it's important that any supplements are discussed with your fertility clinic or healthcare professional, as individual recommendations may vary depending on your treatment plan.
How long should I take fertility supplements?
How long should I take fertility supplements?
This will vary from person to person. Some supplements are designed to support nutritional intake while preparing for pregnancy, while others may continue to be suitable during pregnancy. Always follow the product, book a consult with one of our Nutritional Therapists if you're unsure about how long to take a supplement.
Can I take fertility supplements with other vitamins or medication?
Can I take fertility supplements with other vitamins or medication?
Some supplements may not be suitable to take together, and certain nutrients or botanical ingredients can interact with medication. If you're currently taking prescribed medication, undergoing fertility treatment or have a medical condition, it's important to seek advice before introducing new supplements. Our nutrition practitioners can review your current routine and provide personalised guidance during a consultation book a 1:1 consult today.