Femaltiker ® ​​Plus with caffe latte flavor is a dietary supplement designed for women during their period, especially in the early stages. Each sachet contains a unique combination of special ingredients that are essential for proper nutrition for breastfeeding women. What does Femaltiker ® ​​Plus caffe latte flavor contain? The main ingredient in the Femaltiker ® ​​Plus formula is barley malt . The malting process is short, allowing for the preservation of full nutritional value and adequate bioavailability. The composition of Femaltiker ® ​​Plus has been additionally enriched with choline, folate, and vitamins B6 and B12. Two chemical forms of folic acid were used in the preparation: pteroylmonoglutamic acid and L-methylfolate. Calcium L-methylfolate is considered the active form of folic acid, which, when taken orally, does not require additional metabolism in the body. The ingredients used in the preparation pass into breast milk, affecting its quality and nutritional value. Femaltiker ® ​​Plus – learn about the effects of the ingredientsFolate contributes to the proper functioning of the immune system and contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.Choline contributes to maintaining normal homocysteine ​​metabolism.B6 contributes to the proper functioning of the nervous system and the maintenance of normal psychological functions. It also contributes to the regulation of hormonal activity.Vitamin B12 contributes to the normal production of red blood cells and supports the proper functioning of the immune system.Lemon balm ( Melissa officinalis ) helps maintain a positive mood. It also promotes relaxation and physical and mental well-being. Breastfeeding is the best way. Use Femaltiker ® ​​Plus Caffe Latte at the beginning of your lactation period and give your baby the best. The minimum duration of use of the preparation that will provide the beneficial effect resulting from the declared action is 12 days with a daily intake of 1-2 sachets (it can be used longer or on an ad hoc basis in the case of so-called lactation crises).