Yes, it does. In fact, it contains the more biologically active form of Folic Acid - Folate, naturally derived from our Food-Grown process. Folate is easier to absorb and use because it is already activated, this is especially important for some women who are not able to activate standard folic acid genetically.

This is safe to take when newly pregnant, however we recommend moving to our Food-Grown Pregnancy for the duration of your pregnancy as this product has been specifically formulated for conception and does not contain all the nutrients you will need during pregnancy.

Women who are pregnant are required to take extra Vitamin D, so we recommend supplementing with our Food-Grown Vitamin D or Vegan Vitamin D to ensure your levels are topped up. Please contact our Nutritional Team if you would like any further advice. 

Yes, this is completely safe to take during assisted fertility.

Yes, absolutely. However, as you are still breast-feeding your nutrient requirements will be intensified, so we recommend contacting our Nutritional Team for advice on which of our products might be most suitable.

N-Acetyl Cysteine has been shown to be a beneficial supplement during preconception and early pregnancy. N-Acetyl Cysteine and other amino acids, such as L-Methionine, along with Folate, B12 and Vitamin B6 support an important biochemical process called methylation. This process plays a vital role in fertility and the development of your baby in the early weeks of pregnancy. Those who follow a vegan or vegetarian diet may not consume these amino acids as readily through their diet and will therefore especially benefit from supplementation.

We recommend that both partners take additional supplement support during this time, however we would suggest that your partner take our Bespoke Man Food-Grown Fertility.

Research has shown that building up an optimum environment for conception can start up to 6 months prior, with a minimum recommended preparation time of 3 months. We therefore suggest taking this as soon as you are considering trying to conceive.