Your Postpartum Health matters!
Many mothers put everything else before themselves: their house, their husband, their children, their job. It's time to do something for yourself that will make life easier to bear. Postpartum Joy Nutritional Complex has helped many women feel more energized, more in control of their emotions and ultimately feel like themselves again.
It takes less than five minutes to get yourself something that will make a positive difference in your daily life. Some customers have even noticed a difference in as little as 3 days.
Pregnancy drains mothers of several vital nutrients, including vitamin D, iron, vitamin B12 and Choline. In addition to the deficiencies caused by pregnancy, breastfeeding puts its own demands on the body. Your needs change as you transition from pregnancy to postpartum and your multivitamin should too!
Review from Dr. Val Martin
"I am currently 6 weeks postpartum. When compared to the leading supplements on the market today, this is a high quality vitamin with wholesome ingredients you can trust. It doesn't make me feel nauseous, and I have noticed a mild boost in energy after I take it. I highly recommend you include it, in combination with herbal supplements, diet and lifestyle changes to optimize your health postpartum."
What sets Create Motherly Love apart
Here are a few ingredients we have that many postpartum health brands do not.
Selenium
"The core reason why selenium is so important to female hormone health is that it helps to support optimal thyroid function."
-Dr. Melissa Gallagher, ND, LDT on the importance of Selenium for female hormone balance
Selenium is an antioxidant, primarily seen in the Thyroid and Liver. The Liver uses Selenium to make glutathione, an antioxidant responsible for detoxifying the Liver of heavy metals.
Selenium is needed in order to convert T4 into T3 in the Thyroid. T3 is used in thyroid hormones in order to regulate your temperature and manage your weight.
Selenium supports the hormone changes that you undergo as you transition from pregnancy to breastfeeding.
Activated B-vitamins
"The remedy is very simple. You need to avoid taking folic acid because it can build up. It's not converting"
-Dr. Eric Berg DC on the MTHFR gene mutation
Does it make a difference what type of B-vitamins you get? The MTHFR gene mutation is present in about 40% of the population. This mutation makes it harder for your body to process B-vitamins, which can lead to depression, anxiety and digestive issues. Those with the mutation struggle to digest folic acid, which is the synthetic form of folate.
The activated version of folate is L-methylfolate and allows for your body to utilize the B-vitamins better, even when you don't have the mutation. In addition, you should consume the active forms of B12(Methylcobalamin) and B6(P5P).
Moms need the energy from activate B-vitamins in order to keep up with their kids.
Postpartum Joy Nutritional Complex
-
Mood Support
Vitamin DMagnesium, Selenium, and Vitamin D are included to support your mood.
Magnesium glycinate calms the nerves without being a strong laxative. Selenium glycinate is an antioxidant, which is needed to aid your mood. Cholecalciferol(vitamin D3) supports neurtransmitter regulation, which also assist your mood.
Read more about Vitamin D
-
Increased Energy
Activated B vitamins support your energy needs and speeds up the absorption process.
Pyridoxal-5-Phosphate is the activated version of B6. L-5-MethylTHF is the activated form of B9(also known as Folate). Methylcobalamin is the activated form of B12.
-
Recovery from Labor
Iron, Folate and B12 will support your recover from labor, and are essential nutrients when you lose a lot of blood.
Iron is vital for heme production, while both Folate and B12 help with DNA synthesis.
Postpartum Joy Nutritional Complex
- ships 2-3 days
- 30 days*
- USA only
*see refund policy for additional conditions
View full details

High Quality Formula
Each vitamin and mineral was carefully chosen, keeping in mind how it interacts with other nutrients and how much a postpartum woman needs.