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Maisie- 9 months-at the beach
I am a supplement junkie. I fully admit that I have a huge love for them. I am not a huge fan of Big Pharma drugs at all.
I am of the belief that “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” for most things.
Prior to my (accidental) conception of this child (at age 45), I had been going through a month-long juice and salad cleanse. I started on ubiquinol supplements about 3 months prior. I was also taking regular vitamin D3 (for my lupus) and lugol’s iodine drops (2-3 drops in my water, 1x a day).
Supplements prior to conception:
- Naturewise Ubiquinol 100 mg 1x/day. For more info, see this previous blog post.
- Lugol’s iodine, for good thyroid health. 2-3 drops 1x/day in my water.
- Vitamin D3 10,000 ius 1x/day
Supplements taken AFTER conception/during pregnancy:
- Lugol’s iodine 2-3 drops 1x/day in my water. Great article on fetal intelligence and higher IQs in babies because of iodine supplementation HERE. Another article about why iodine is so important during pregnancy HERE.
- Maca (first 2 months of pregnancy, to prevent miscarriage) 2 tablespoons per day, usually blended in a green juice. Article HERE.
- Vitamin D3 10,000 ius 1x/day. Cuts down on pregnancy complications and risks (like pre-eclampsia), article HERE. More reasons why D3 is vital for brain development HERE. High doses also lead to better muscle mass and less type 1 diabetes- article HERE.
- Prenatal vitamins these are pretty standard.
In addition, I was also on high blood pressure medication (Labetalol), progesterone, and heparin for my high blood pressure, progesterone issues, and Factor V Leiden blood clotting disorder.
Even with my 65 lb. weight gain, I did NOT get gestational diabetes nor did I develop preeclampsia, something they worry about in older pregnancies.
That’s it!
My child was born at week 37 by scheduled c-section and weighed 7 pounds 7 ounces and was 20 inches long. Her Apgar score was perfect.
Knock wood, she has been uttering words since 2 months and is very intelligent and strong. At nearly 10 months, this child is already very advanced in speech and growth. She’s my little social butterfly dancing fool. 🙂
Dead pent content material, thank уou for entropy. “The earth was made round so we would not see too far down the road.”
by Karen Blixen.
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Hi, I’m 43 & ttc for over 2 yrs with no success… I have high blood pressure & take tablets for that… Did you have Ubiquinol with the tablets for high blood pressure? I started taking Ubiquinol 100mg from Solgar today but didn’t have my Atenolol 50mg for my high blood pressure because I was scared of them interacting with Ubiquinol… Can I have them together or not? Thanks 🙂
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I realize this is from 5 years ago but I was interested in your treatment of factor 5 leiden. I was diagnosed 2 years ago after having a clot. I am trying to find some relief from menopause symptoms still hanging on even though it started for me in 2012. I am currently on Eliquis. I am also put on predinsone every now & then for lung inflammation and I would love to find a more natural source. I hate predisone.
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I am on Eliquis 2x a day for life. Do not be me and ‘go natural’. I had a hysterectomy 2 yrs ago, almost died while on lovenox post surgery. Bilateral pulmonary embolisms.
I am lucky to be alive for my daughter now and have lasting health problems.
Prednisone is the problems. I can’t take it. I am also a covid survivor now, too.
Up your vitamin d3 to 10k ius a day if you want- that is what I do for inflammation, as I also have lupus.
Good luck, stay safe xo
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