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Life-Long Health Begins With Maternal Nutrition Life-Long Health Begins With Maternal Nutrition

Life-Long Health Begins With Maternal Nutrition

Trimacare® is a multi-micronutrient supplement (MMS) including iron, folate, calcium. Scientifically formulated for each trimester of pregnancy.

Patented Formulation
100% Vegetarian
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More than 50% of pregnant women walk into clinics with depleted reserves of an average of 7-8 micronutrients

Pregnancy in India begins from a position of nutritional deficit.

52.2%
Pregnant Women are Anaemic
18%
Births in India are Preterm
12%
Births in India are Low Birth Weight

These figures are not driven by iron deficiency alone. Pregnant Indian women routinely present with simultaneous deficiencies of folate, vitamin B12, vitamin D, iodine, zinc, choline, and other essential micronutrients – a constellation termed hidden hunger.

An iron-folic acid regimen addresses two of those deficiencies. The remaining five or more go unaddressed. IFA is the foundation – but it was never designed for a deficiency landscape this broad.

60% adverse pregnancy outcomes linked to hidden hunger.

IFC covers 3. She needs 20+.

Folate Iron Vit B12 Choline DHA Iodine Vit D Calcium Zinc Mg Vit C Vit E Vit B2 Vit B5 Selenium Copper Vit K Biotin

Three Pillars of Lifelong Health

Three converging frameworks establish maternal nutrition as a primary determinant of long-term offspring health.

1. Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHaD)

"The DOHaD framework, established through decades of cohort and mechanistic research, has reframed maternal nutrition from a peripartum concern to a public-health lever that shapes a generation. Indian cohort data, most notably from the Pune Maternal Nutrition Study, confirm DOHaD effects in South Asian populations and document the distinctive thin-fat phenotype of Indian neonates – low overall body weight with relatively high fat mass, predisposing to lifelong metabolic risk."

Foundation of Developmental Origins of Health & Disease (DOHaD)

1
Maternal Nutrition
Micronutrient status shapes the intrauterine environment.
2
Epigenetic Programming
DNA methylation & heritable gene regulation
3
Fetal Development
Organ architecture, CNS, metabolic pathways, immunity
4
Lifelong Health
NCD risk, cognitive capacity, metabolic resilience

2. Epigenetics

The first human evidence came from the Dutch Hunger Winter cohort, where periconceptional famine exposure was associated with persistent DNA methylation differences six decades later. In the Indian context, the Pune Maternal Nutrition Study demonstrated that the imbalance between maternal vitamin B12 and folate during pregnancy is associated with offspring insulin resistance – linking one-carbon metabolism directly to long-term metabolic phenotype.

One-Carbon Metabolism Pathway

Folate + B12
Adequate substrates
SAM
Methyl donor generated
Normal Methylation
Proper gene regulation
Healthy Development
Optimal organ function
Depleted Folate/B12
Insufficient substrates
Low SAM
Compromised methylation
Hypomethylation
Altered gene expression
Disease Trajectory
Lifelong NCD risk

3. The intergenerational cycle of malnutrition

If that child is female, she enters her own pregnancy already deficient. Recent analyses of Indian populations explicitly trace the micronutrient pathway through this cycle - maternal anaemia and chronic micronutrient shortages are associated with the thin-fat phenotype in newborns, perpetuating the intergenerational transmission of metabolic risk. The Lancet Maternal and Child Nutrition Series has documented that the effects of under-nutrition span at least three generations. The clinical implication is that intervention in this generation is intervention in the next.

The Intergenerational cycle of malnutrition

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Maternal nutrition is the single most modifiable factor influencing pregnancy outcomes & the lifelong health of the offspring.

IFA alone is insufficient

Iron–folic acid (IFA) supplementation has been the cornerstone of antenatal nutrition programs in India since 1973. However, despite over five decades of implementation, anaemia continues to affect more than 50% of pregnant women.

This persistent burden highlights a critical gap: IFA addresses only two micronutrients in a clinical setting where deficiencies often span 7 or more essential micronutrients. It's time to move beyond a limited approach and embrace comprehensive, multi-micronutrient supplementation for better maternal and fetal outcome.

Comparison of adverse pregnancy outcomes:

India
Developed Countries
13
8
PTD (%)
27
7
LBW (%)
30
7
IUGR (%)
19
4
PE (%)
13
5
GDM (%)
PTD (%)
13
8
LBW (%)
27
7
IUGR (%)
30
7
PE (%)
19
4
GDM (%)
13
5

Yesterday

IFA Iron + Folic Acid

Today's standard

MMS Multi-micronutrient Supplement
WHO 2020 ANC guidelines
ICMR 2024 dietary guidelines
UNICEF Standard for LMIC ANC

MMS improves pregnancy outcomes

Fetal benefits:
  • Reduced risk of preterm birth by 55%.
  • Decreased risk of low birth weight by 15%.
  • Improved body composition, growth, respiratory health, & cognitive outcomes.
  • Lower risk of non-communicable diseases in adulthood, such as diabetes and cardiovascular disorders.
Maternal benefits:
  • Reduced risk of pre-eclampsia by 45%.
  • Lower risk of gestational diabetes, osteoporosis, & thyroid dysfunction.
  • Reduced incidence of maternal anemia compared to iron & folate supplementation alone.
  • Enhanced energy levels, improved immunity, & faster postpartum recovery.

Antenatal multiple micronutrient supplements that include iron and folic acid are recommended in the context of rigorous research, in pregnant populations with documented micronutrient deficiencies.

– World Health Organization Antenatal Care guideline (2016, updated 2020)

Why guidelines are moving beyond IFA alone

IFA fixes hemoglobin alone. Not outcomes.
Anemia is multifactorial. B12, folate, copper, zinc – not iron alone.
Multi-micronutrient deficiency is the norm in Indian pregnancy.
Placental function needs more than iron. Iodine, choline, DHA carry their own load.
Evidence favours MMS over IFA. Across birth weight, anemia, and neurodevelopment.

Trimacare® Patented Pregnancy Supplement

20+ Multi-micronutrient Supplement (MMS), including Iron, Folate & Calcium

Scientifically Formulated for each Trimester of Pregnancy

Trimacare® Patented Pregnancy Supplement Trimacare® Patented Pregnancy Supplement
Fetal Brain & Cognitive Development
Fetal Growth & Organ Maturation
Maternal Health & Postpartum Recovery

Scientifically formulated for each trimester of pregnancy

Trimacare® 1
For Preconception, IVF & 1st Trimester 30 Tablets 1 Tablets per day
Trimacare® 1 Trimacare® 1

Reduces

Morning sickness

Ginger + B6 anti-emetic blend

Supports

Neural tube formation

5-MTHF + Choline methyl-donor support

Reduces

Pregnancy fatigue

B-complex + Iodine energy metabolism

4th Generation Bioactive Folate (6S)-5-MTHF): 570 mcg | Choline: 100 mg | Veg Omega 3 (EPA:DHA 2:3): 100 mg | Anti emetic botanical blend: 200 mcg | Iodine: 200 mcg | Vitamin D: 600 IU | Vit B12: 2.45 mcg

For your IVF & ART patients

Replace Folic Acid with Trimacare® 1 for Superior Outcomes in IVF Therapy.

  • Improved embryo quality.
  • Higher success rates in first attempt to achieve pregnancy.
  • Better fertilization & clinical pregnancy outcomes.
MMN Folate
58
36

Pregnancy (%) in first attempt

67
43

Fertilization rate (%)

40
26

Pregnancy rate (%)

Trimacare® 2
2nd Trimester 60 Tablets DB
Trimacare® 2 Trimacare® 2

Reduces Anemia Risk

Iron + Vit C + Folate + Zinc + B12 for normal RBC formation

Reduces Brain Fog

Choline + DHA + Iodine Neurotransmission support

Support Bone & Muscle

B-complex + Calcium + Vit D + Magnesium + Iron Energy metabolism

Iron (ferrous fumarate): 27 mg | Vit C: 60 mg | Choline: 200 mg | Algal Omega 3 (EPA+DHA; 2:3): 200 mg | Vit B12: 2.45 mcg | Iodine: 200 mcg | Zinc: 12 mg | (6S)-5-MTHF: 570 mcg (Dietary Folate) | Calcium: 500 mg | Vit D: 600 IU | Magnesium: 206 mg | B-complex & more

Trimacare® 3
3rd Trimester and Lactation 60 Tablets DB
Trimacare® 3 Trimacare® 3

Relief from

Constipation

Bowel regulator (Dietary fiber)

Reduces

Leg Cramps

Higher Mg + Calcium + Vit D for muscle function

Support

Postpartum recovery

Iron + Folate + B complex + Vit D + Calcium

Iron (ferrous fumarate): 27 mg | Vit C: 60 mg | Choline: 200 mg | Algal Omega 3 (EPA+DHA; 2:3): 200 mg | Vit B12: 2.45 mcg | Iodine: 200 mcg | Zinc: 12 mg | (6S)-5-MTHF: 570 mcg (Dietary Folate) | Calcium: 500 mg | Vit D: 600 IU | Higher Magnesium: 310 mg | Bowel regulator (Dietary Fiber): 125 mg | B-complex & more

Superior patient compliance

Superior patient compliance

84%

of patients prefer a single pill vs multiple pills

94%

of patients reported better tolerability as compared to iron tablets

78%

of patients reported fewer pregnancy symptoms like morning sickness, constipation & fatigue

IFC

IFC
  • Nutritional Insufficiency
  • Poor Compliance
  • Low Absorption & GI Side Effects
  • Limited Symptomatic Relief
  • Non-Specific Formulation

Trimacare®

Trimacare®
  • Comprehensive Nutritional Support
  • Enhanced Compliance
  • Superior Absorption
  • Enhanced Symptomatic Relief
  • Pregnancy-Specific Formulation

What leading Ob-Gyns say about MMS

Prof. Dr. Narendra Malhotra

Prof. Dr. Narendra Malhotra

MBBS, MD, FIAJAGO, FICMU, FICMCH, FICOG,FICS, FRCOG, FMAS, AFIAPM

Managing Director, Ujala Cygnus RainbowHospital, Global Rainbow Health Care and ARTRainbow IVF

Prof. Dr. Jaideep Malhotra

Prof. Dr. Jaideep Malhotra

MBBS, MD, FICMCH, FIAJAGO, FICOG, MASRM,FICMU, FRCOG

Founder of the Infertility Centre of Rainbow IVF

Dr. Hrishikesh D. Pai

Dr. Hrishikesh D. Pai

 MD FRCOG (UK-HON) FCPS FICOG MSc (USA)Past President FOGSI/ISAR/IAGE

Founder and Medical Director, Bloom IVF Group,Mumbai

Prof. Dr. Jaideep Malhotra

Prof. Dr. Jaideep Malhotra

MBBS, MD, FICMCH, FIAJAGO, FICOG, MASRM,FICMU, FRCOG

Founder of the Infertility Centre of Rainbow IVF

Dr. Hrishikesh D. Pai

Dr. Hrishikesh D. Pai

 MD FRCOG (UK-HON) FCPS FICOG MSc (USA)Past President FOGSI/ISAR/IAGE

Founder and Medical Director, Bloom IVF Group,Mumbai

Dr. Hrishikesh D. Pai

Dr. Hrishikesh D. Pai

 MD FRCOG (UK-HON) FCPS FICOG MSc (USA)Past President FOGSI/ISAR/IAGE

Founder and Medical Director, Bloom IVF Group,Mumbai

Prof. Dr. Jaideep Malhotra

Prof. Dr. Jaideep Malhotra

MBBS, MD, FICMCH, FIAJAGO, FICOG, MASRM,FICMU, FRCOG

Founder of the Infertility Centre of Rainbow IVF

Dr.(Prof) Shweta Mittal Gupta

Dr.(Prof) Shweta Mittal Gupta

Co-Director & Unit HeadCentre of IVF & Human Reproduction,Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, Delhi

Dr.(Prof) Shweta Mittal Gupta

Dr.(Prof) Shweta Mittal Gupta

Co-Director & Unit HeadCentre of IVF & Human Reproduction,Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, Delhi

Dr. Sheena Sobti

Dr. Sheena Sobti

Infertility Specialist and Laparoscopic SurgeonSharma Medicare Hospital, Noida

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