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Key Factors for Optimal Neural Development & Cognition

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Optimal nutrition during in first two years of life is essential for supporting critical periods of fetal growth and development and for fueling infant and toddler growth (until two years of age). It is during this “golden opportunity window” that the cognitive, emotional and behavioural patterns in a child shape up.

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Jan 2021 | 5 min read

Minimize Risk of Malabsorption in Infants with Dual Carbohydrate Formulation

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Lactose malabsorption is one of the most common problems encountered in children with Diarrhea. Minimize Risk of Malabsorption in Infants with Dual Carbohydrate Formulation

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Jun 2022 | 2 min video

Natural Vitamin E- Smarter Choice for Growing Children

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Infant brain development is the fastest in the early years of life compared to the rest of the body. The neonatal brain, which is one-third to one-fourth of the size of the adult brain at birth, grows rapidly to reach 72% of adult volume within the first year, suggesting that the majority of brain growth happens during the first year of life. 

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Jun 2022 | 7 min read

Boost Their Performance - Right Nutrients at the Right Age

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Childhood and adolescence are nutritional critical points due to rapid growth and development. It is characterized by an increase in cell number and a concerted and coordinated change in cell/tissue/organ characteristics and functions. Longitudinal growth of the skeleton is the most obvious feature accompanied by the growth and maturation of the muscles, the internal organs, the reproductive system and the central nervous system. This developmental growth stage of the child is predetermined by his activity levels which depend on his physical and mental stamina.

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Feb 2021 | 10 min read

Childhood Malnutrition – A Global Concern

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Childhood malnutrition of every form, including undernutrition (wasting, stunting and underweight), micronutrient deficiencies, as well as overweight and obesity, consists a triple burden of disease, especially for low- and middle-income countries, and is one of the leading causes of poor health in children.

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Mar 2021 | 10 min read

Heightened sugar content – A major concern

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Children in their early years, tend to prefer sweet and dairy products, food which are rich in fat, and high energy density as their daily meal.1 It has been observed that children with such preference are twice as obese children as compared to low-sweet taste preference. 

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Mar 2021 | 7 min read

Child Growth Concerns

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Linear growth in early childhood is a strong marker of healthy growth and is also closely linked with child development in several domains including cognitive, language and sensory-motor capacities. 

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Feb 2021 | 10 min read

Weight Management: A necessity for Child Growth

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Weight management at the early childhood, is an essential part of healthy growth amongst children. It helps in achieving and maintaining a healthy weight which is essential to enhance physiological and psychological health of the child.. 

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Mar 2021 | 7 min read
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