BUILDING STRONGER IMMUNITY

HOW CAN LACTUM HELP MY CHILD’S IMMUNE SYSTEM?
Parents want the best support for their growing children. As your children grow, they explore and encounter more challenges to both their brain and body – they can grow stronger and smarter, but this means they can also be exposed to higher chances of falling ill. 
This crucial stage in your child’s development requires a lot of support on multiple fronts, with proper nutrition at the center of it all.

Choosing the right milk to aid their daily nutrition can make a huge difference for your child. Lactum 3+6+ helps provide 100% nourishment, with three balanced meals a day, that supports your child’s brain and bone development while also building their immune system.

MILK THAT HELPS THEIR IMMUNE SYSTEM

Lactum 3+6+ now includes Prebiotic Inulin, Vitamins A, C, E, Selenium, and Zinc. Each of these vitamins and minerals contribute to the normal function of the immune system and can help boost your child’s resistance against harmful microbes.

Prebiotic Inulin are fibers that help feed the gut’s good bacteria to help them grow, which strengthens immunity and gut health.

Vitamins A, C, and E work as antioxidants to help reduce and control oxidative stress and infectious diseases¹.

Selenium primarily functions as an anti-inflammatory and antioxidant, which boosts the overall function of your child’s immune system². Deficiency in this mineral may even lead to decreased immune cell function and a slower immune response³.

Zinc works as an anti-inflammatory, an antioxidant, and is crucial in the development of important cells that mediate a portion of your child’s immunity⁴.

Maging #PanatagMom and help your children become #100NourishedKids by supplementing your child’s daily nutritional needs with Lactum 3+6+ which helps them build a strong immune system. In turn, they can go outside to play with other kids and you won’t have to worry as much.

Give them Lactum 3+6+ today! Now also available in chocolate flavor.

References:

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