Supported By:

Supported By:

 

 

SHORT-TERM BENEFITS

SHORT-TERM BENEFITS

FOR MOTHER-Reduces risk of

Gestational Diabetes
Morning sickness
Problems faced during labou

FOR CHILD-Supports development of

Ocularintegrity
Kidneys and heart
CNS and brain

LONG-TERM BENEFITS

FOR MOTHER-Reduces risk of

Osteoporosis
Hypertension
Thyroid
Diabetes
Alopeci

FOR CHILD-Reduces risk of

Neurological problems
Overweight & obesity
Nutrition-related
non-communicable diseases
Stunting
CVD

FOR MOTHER-Reduces risk of

Gestational Diabetes
Morning sickness
Problems faced during labou

FOR CHILD-Supports development of

Ocularintegrity
Kidneys and heart
CNS and brain

LONG-TERM BENEFITS

FOR MOTHER-Reduces risk of

Osteoporosis
Hypertension
Thyroid
Diabetes
Alopeci

FOR CHILD-Reduces risk of

Neurological problems
Overweight & obesity
Nutrition-related
non-communicable diseases
Stunting
CVD

Formulated for first 450 days

Preconception, each trimester of pregnancy & lactation.

Formulated for first 450 days

Preconception, each trimester of pregnancy & lactation.

Multiple Micronutrient Supplementation in
Pregnancy

Prof.Alka Kriplani
M.D.,FRCOG, FAMS, FICOG, FIMSA, FICMCH, FCLS
Director & Head, Deptt. of Gynaecology,
Obstetrics & ART Paras Hospitals Gurugram
Ex-Professor & Head, Deptt .of Obst.-Gynae.
Ex-Directorin-charge WHO-CCR, HRRC & Family Planning
All India Institute of Medica lSciences, New Delhi (India)

Issue 1

Optimizing Opportunities for Nutritionin First
1000 days of Life-Obstetrician Perspective

Dr Sadhana Gupta
Co-Chair SAFOG NCD Committee
NIGF, President-2022-24
VICE PRESIDENT FOGS I2016
ICO GGoverning Council Member (2015-21)
SENIOR OB Gyn JJ hospital Gorakhpur (India)

Issue 2

Nurture it Right from
the Beginning

Dr. Fessy Louis T
Senior Consultant & Associate Professor,
Dept. of Reproductive Medicine & Surgery,
AIMS – AMRITA Institute of Medical Sciences, Kochi.
FOGSI All India Vice President 2021-22
ICOG- Governing Council Member
ISAR- National Executive Member

Issue 3

Effect of Multi-Micronutrient Supplementation on Female
Reproductive Health and Outcomes of IVF Therapy

Dr. M. Gouri Devi
MBBS, MD (Gynecology and Obstetrics)
Immed. Past President, Indian Fertility Society
Director, Ridge Fertility and IVF Group
Director, Gouri Hospital
Director, Ridge Healthcare
Executive, AOGD
Executive member, NARCHI

Issue 4

Multiple Micronutrient Supplementation in
Pregnancy

Prof.Alka Kriplani
M.D.,FRCOG, FAMS, FICOG, FIMSA, FICMCH, FCLS
Director & Head, Deptt. of Gynaecology,
Obstetrics & ART Paras Hospitals Gurugram
Ex-Professor & Head, Deptt .of Obst.-Gynae.
Ex-Directorin-charge WHO-CCR,
HRRC & Family Planning
All India Institute of Medica lSciences,
New Delhi (India)

Issue 1

Optimizing Opportunities for Nutritionin First
1000 days of Life-Obstetrician Perspective

Dr Sadhana Gupta
Co-Chair SAFOG NCD Committee
NIGF, President-2022-24
VICE PRESIDENT FOGS I2016
ICO GGoverning Council Member (2015-21)
SENIOR OB Gyn JJ hospital Gorakhpur (India)

Issue 2

Nurture it Right from the
Beginning

Dr. Fessy Louis T
Senior Consultant & Associate Professor,
Dept. of Reproductive Medicine & Surgery,
AIMS – AMRITA Institute of Medical Sciences, Kochi.
FOGSI All India Vice President 2021-22
ICOG- Governing Council Member
ISAR- National Executive Member

Issue 3

Effect of Multi-Micronutrient Supplementation on Female Reproductive Health and Outcomes of IVF Therapy

Dr. M. Gouri Devi
MBBS, MD (Gynecology and Obstetrics)
Immed. Past President, Indian Fertility Society
Director, Ridge Fertility and IVF Group
Director, Gouri Hospital
Director, Ridge Healthcare
Executive, AOGD
Executive member, NARCHI

Issue 4

TrimacareTM is formulated as per WHO guidelines18,19

 

TrimacareTM is formulated as per WHO guidelines18,19

 

[21]Eur JNutr.2019; 58(3): 909-930

[9]Lancet.2013 Aug 10;382(9891):486-7 [10]Pediatrics(2018) 141(2):e20173716.[11]Cochrane Database Syst Rev.2019;3(3):CD004905
[12]BMJ Glob Health.2020;5(7):e003375 [13]Geneva:World Health Organization;2020.PMID:

[18]Geneva: World Health Organization; 2020.PMID:32783435 [19]Indian JMed Res.2018;148(5):522-530