Protinex Mother (Chocolate/Vanilla)

What is Protinex Mother

Protinex Mother is a nutrition drink mix for pregnant women and new moms. It is made to support extra protein and micronutrient needs in pregnancy and breastfeeding. It helps when appetite is low. It helps when the diet feels insufficient. It is not a medicine. It is a food supplement that adds value to your daily meals.

Who should use

• Women planning pregnancy.
• Women are already pregnant.
• Mothers who are breastfeeding.

Use it after your doctor or dietician says ok. If you have diabetes, thyroid, kidney, or allergy issues, please ask first.

How does it work?

Every serving gives good-quality protein. It also provides vitamins and minerals that are commonly needed in pregnancy. Most packs include folic acid, iron, calcium, vitamin D, vitamin B12, iodine, zinc, and sometimes DHA or choline. The exact list depends on flavor and batch. Please read your label. If you follow a vegetarian diet, the B12 support is helpful. If you do not drink much milk, the calcium and vitamin D part is useful.

How Protinex Mother helps

• Protein. Helps build baby tissues. Supports placenta and amniotic tissues. Also helps mom’s muscles and recovery.
• Iron with folate. Supports hemoglobin and lowers the chance of anemia. Folate also supports early brain and spine development.
• Calcium with vitamin D. Supports the bone strength of mom and baby.
• Iodine and B12. Support thyroid function and nerve development.
• DHA if present. Supports the brain and eye growth of the baby.

Together, this support can improve energy, appetite patterns, and healthy weight gain. It does not replace meals. It fills the gaps.

How to take

• Usual serving is 2 to 3 scoops a day. Many brands call one serving around 25 g. Your pack will show the exact scoop size.
• Mix in 200 ml milk or water. Stir well. Warm or cold is fine.
• The best time is after breakfast or an evening snack. Some moms split the scoops morning and night to avoid heaviness.
• Do not exceed the label maximum unless your clinician says so.
• If you take iron tablets, keep a 2-hour gap from dairy-based shakes. It improves iron absorption.

Taste and mix tips

• For milk. Use lukewarm milk. Stir 30 seconds. Rest 1 minute. Stir again.
• For flavor. Add a cinnamon pinch or cocoa pinch if allowed in your diet.
• If gas or bloating appears, start with half a serving for 3 to 4 days, then increase slowly.

Side effects

Most people take it well. Some may feel gas, mild bloating, or fullness. Rarely is there loose stool or constipation when you change your diet suddenly. Allergy is very rare. Stop and seek help if you get a rash, swelling of the lips, or breathing trouble.

Allergen advice

The product may have milk protein or soy ingredients. Some variants in the market can also include other allergens. Always read the label. If you have a peanut or soy allergy, confirm the composition before first use.

Interactions to keep in mind

• Iron tablets and calcium-rich drinks compete. Keep a gap.
• Some antibiotics, like tetracycline, bind with calcium. Keep at least a 2-hour gap.
• Herbal powders or high caffeine pre-workout should be avoided in pregnancy. Please do not mix.

Availability

Protinex Mother is available in two flavours 

• Protinex Mother Chocolate.
• Protinex Mother Vanilla.