MommyToo
MommyToo is a proprietary dietary supplement aimed at improving the recovery of the over-exerted, loose, or even injured muscles of the pelvic floor and perineum.
The most critical phase of maternal recovery is the first 12 months after delivery.
This period is unique: this specific hormonal and immune state does not occur again at any other time.
Product information?
Becoming a mother is an exciting journey with many different stations.
The last of these is when the baby is born, and from that time they become the most important part of your life.
At ForHerCare, we believe that the health of the newborn begins with the health of the mother.
We focus our love and attention on the newborn and during this process we tend to ignore our own health.
In order to provide the best care for our newborn after birth, it is essential to provide ourselves with the correct nutrients and vitamins.
For who is it recommended?
The most critical phase of maternal recovery is the first 12 months after delivery.
This period is unique: this specific hormonal and immune state does not occur at any other time.
In order to realise an effective recovery, it is advisable to start supporting the regeneration process immediately after giving birth,
regardless of whether you are giving birth to your baby naturally or by caesarean section.
Why is postpartum recovery important?
At a younger age the body quickly regenerates the affected muscles, but later in menopause, prolapse and urinary incontinence may recur as a result of the general weakness of the connective tissue and muscles due to aging.
The course of the expansion often results in severe muscular injuries that may affect the entire pelvic floor.
What is MommyToo?
MommyToo is a nutritional supplement with a unique combination of ingredients that can help restore strength to an exhausted postpartum body, as well as help the muscles of the pelvis, vagina and abdominal wall recover and regain elasticity.
MommyToo is a zinc-rich supplement containing a unique combination of the essential amino acid leucine and Omega3. Zinc plays a role in cell division, normal protein synthesis and contributes to normal DNA synthesis.
Why is postnatal recovery important?
During a woman's lifetime, the vagina, abdominal wall and pelvic organs undergo major changes.
One of the most spectacular biological adaptations is the transformation of the pelvis and vagina during pregnancy and the return to normal after childbirth. Pregnancy and childbirth cause some kind of problem in the muscles of the pelvic floor and abdominal wall in one third of women.
In the process of dilatation, muscle damage can also occur to the entire pelvic muscles, with the risk of this occurring not only during natural childbirth but also during caesarean section.