The supplement industry is largely unregulated, and the prenatal aisle is one of its most crowded corners. Medical-Grade Supplementation means third-party-tested products, dosed against your actual labs rather than a generic label, in forms your body can absorb (methylfolate rather than folic acid, magnesium glycinate rather than magnesium oxide, vitamin D paired with K2).
A protocol usually starts with a strong prenatal foundation and adds targeted pieces based on what your labs show: iron if levels run low, iodine and selenium if thyroid markers call for it, additional omega-3s if DHA intake is inadequate.
Fathers get their own preconception protocol too, built around the sperm development cycle, typically antioxidants, zinc, and CoQ10 over a three-month window before conception. Every recommendation comes with an explanation of the mechanism, so the plan makes sense and can adjust as your needs change through pregnancy and postpartum.
Available for patients in Los Angeles, the Bay Area, and via telehealth.