BreastHealth+ Daily Probiotic, Prebiotic & Choline for Pregnancy and Breastfeeding

550 mg of choline · 20 billion CFU of probiotics · Organic chicory root prebiotic

Your choline needs increase during pregnancy and rise again when you’re breastfeeding. Yet many prenatals contain little or no choline. We created BreastHealth+ with that gap in mind, pairing VitaCholine® with two probiotic species naturally found in human milk and an organic prebiotic from chicory root.

Developed by perinatal health professionals, BreastHealth+ fits into your routine from the third trimester through postpartum, whether you nurse, pump, or do both.

A full day’s choline for breastfeeding

Choline is an essential nutrient that supports your baby’s developing brain and nervous system during pregnancy. After birth, your milk continues to be a source of choline for your baby.

The daily Adequate Intake for choline is 450 mg during pregnancy and 550 mg while breastfeeding, counting food and supplements together. One three-capsule serving of BreastHealth+ provides 550 mg of choline as VitaCholine®. 

Two probiotic species found in human milk

Human milk naturally contains a community of bacteria. Our formula includes two species that have been identified in human milk, L. salivarius and L. fermentum. Each daily serving provides 10 billion CFU of each species, for a total of 20 billion CFU.

An organic prebiotic to go with your probiotic

Fibruline® is an organic prebiotic fiber from chicory root. While probiotics are live microorganisms, prebiotic fibers provide food for beneficial bacteria already living in your gut. BreastHealth+ brings both together in the same daily serving.

Ingredients and quality

BreastHealth+ is manufactured in the United States in a GMP-certified facility. The finished formula undergoes very strict testing for heavy metals and microbial contamination.

Formulated without dairy, soy, gluten, eggs, nuts, or shellfish. No artificial colors or flavors.

How to take BreastHealth+

Take three capsules daily with food. You can begin in your third trimester or start after your baby arrives.