The Mother of All Findings -- Prenatal Vitamin Survey Tells All!

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We not only have a different formula for each stage of pregnancy, Moms and their physicians can also customize every product to meet their exact individual nutritional needs. We haven't re-invented prenatal supplements, we’ve just made them better!

Sunnyvale, Calif. (PRWEB) November 12, 2009

Pregnancy.org, a company dedicated to the lives of women trying to conceive, pregnant or whom have kids already, has released a study with alarming results. The survey, which interviewed over 400 pregnant women, revealed that 78% admit to a poor diet, inadequate exercise or not taking a prenatal vitamin daily.

The survey also showed:

• 61% don't take a pre-natal vitamin daily as they feel it makes them more nauseous
• 55% did not seek expert advice on which pre-natal vitamin was suitable for them
• Over 25% of respondents admitted to consuming alcohol, cigarettes or caffeine
• Folate and Iron are the most sought after vitamins/minerals in a pre-natal vitamin but over 50% respondents don't know what foods naturally contain them
• When asked what they look for in a pre-natal vitamin price was considered more important than absorption rates or ingredient quality
• 80% don't change their pre-natal vitamin formula from pre-conception to breastfeeding

Founder and General Manager of Pregnancy.org, LLC, Mollee Bauer, said "Our community boards are always buzzing about how pregnant moms struggle with diet, exercise and taking their daily pregnancy or prenatal vitamin and much of it can be attributed to feeling nauseas. In response we have created the first ever prenatal vitamin with a 100% anti-nausea GUARANTEE and an online nutrition clinic."

Many women don't realize that their vitamins may be making them feel unwell, adding to typical morning sickness symptoms. Typically, prenatal vitamins include iron, an essential nutrient during pregnancy, but when taken with other vitamins and minerals it can be hard to absorb and cause an upset stomach. The new anti-nausea formula allows moms to take a separate, highly absorbent iron + Vitamin C capsule and a prenatal multivitamin with B12, which has been shown to reduce symptoms associated with morning sickness.

The company enlisted the help of Beverly Hills Registered Dietitian, Deborah Klein, to develop the new anti-nausea vitamin. "In the last fifteen years of practice I've worked with thousands of moms-to be and as a mom myself I know the importance of getting enough nutrients and choosing the right prenatal supplement. Our aim was to create a pre-natal vitamin with everything a mom and baby needs that could help alleviate nausea not create it. If mom's try any of the products and it doesn't help we offer a 100% anti-nausea money back guarantee!!"

The new range of prenatal and pregnancy vitamins are exclusively available through Pregnancy.org (click on vitamins @http://www.pregnancy.org in the menu) or directly at Pregnancy.org Vitamin Clinic. The clinic also provides information on how to eat right during pregnancy and online consultations with Registered Dietitians.

Bauer and her team at pregnancy.org believe the online nutrition clinic will make it easier for moms to get good advice from nutrition experts and to find a prenatal/pregnancy vitamin that can alleviate nausea that can be experienced during pregnancy.

"Vitaganic's revolutionary manufacturing process has allowed us to develop a wonderful prenatal vitamin for every mom-to-be. We not only have a different formula for each stage of pregnancy, which is very important, Moms and their physicians can also customize every product to meet their exact individual nutritional needs - they can even create their own labels. We haven't re-invented prenatal supplements, we've just made them better!" said Klein.

For interviews with Mollee Bauer contact Mollee on 1-561-883-5243. To interview Deborah Klein contact Sam Holt on 310 927 7060.

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