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WeNatal Has the Clinical Data to Back Up What Couples Have Been Saying All Along

HEALTH & BEAUTY

6/3/20262 min read

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Starting a family is one of life's most meaningful journeys, and WeNatal believes every couple deserves the best possible foundation for it. Now, the brand has the clinical data to prove its approach works.

WeNatal, the first prenatal supplement company designed for both women and men, announced the results of two independent clinical studies evaluating WeNatal For Her and WeNatal For Him over a three-month period. Conducted by Citruslabs, a respected independent clinical research organization, the studies followed a combined 80 participants and measured changes across biomarkers, energy, mood, sexual health, and reproductive wellness. The results were statistically significant, encouraging, and built progressively stronger over time, exactly the kind of evidence couples making important health decisions deserve.

A Brand Built on the Belief That Fertility Is a Team Effort

WeNatal was founded by Ronit Menashe and Vida Delrahim after their own deeply personal experiences with pregnancy loss and a frustrating discovery: the fertility conversation consistently left men out, even though male factors contribute to nearly half of all infertility cases. Their response was to build something better, a brand that treats reproductive health as a shared responsibility from day one.

"We created WeNatal because we believed fertility should be approached as a shared journey," said Menashe. These clinical studies are the most powerful validation yet of that founding vision.

Remarkable Results for Women

The WeNatal For Her study followed 40 women between 18 and 45 who took three capsules daily over three menstrual cycles. The findings were impressive from the very start. By the first cycle, participants were already reporting statistically significant improvements in energy, mood, fatigue, bloating, anxiety, and vaginal dryness, benefits that continued growing stronger through month three.

By the end of the study, participants showed meaningful increases in Vitamin D and Vitamin D3 levels, key nutrients for reproductive health, hormone signaling, and immune function. All eight measured well-being and sexual health parameters showed statistically significant improvement by cycle three. The participant-reported outcomes tell the most compelling story: 84% reported improved overall well-being, 75% reported increased energy and reduced fatigue, and 81% said they would enthusiastically recommend the product to family and friends.

Encouraging Outcomes for Men

The WeNatal For Him study followed 40 men aged 30 and older, and the results were equally motivating. By just the first month, participants showed statistically significant improvements in energy levels, libido, satisfaction with their sex life, ability to achieve and maintain erections, and muscular strength and endurance. By month three, eight of nine evaluated vitality and reproductive wellness parameters showed significant improvement from baseline.

Among participants, 65% reported improved mood and well-being, 54% reported increased libido and sexual arousal, and an encouraging 65% said they actively wanted to continue using the product after the study concluded.

Consistency Is the Catalyst

One of the most inspiring takeaways from both studies is how results built progressively over time, a reminder that meaningful health improvements are achievable with commitment. As Menashe noted: "The biggest changes rarely happen overnight, they build over time, and consistency is what drives them."

Co-founder Vida Delrahim put the mission in perspective: "These studies are our way of giving couples the kind of evidence they deserve when making decisions about their health." For couples ready to take that next step together, WeNatal offers a science-backed, clinically validated foundation for the journey ahead. Full study details are available at WeNatal.com.

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