Friso® Gold is specially formulated with P2 Dual System™, which contains Friso® Synbiotic Agent, a combination of 2 Prebiotics and 2 Probiotics (Bifidobacterium lactis, Lactobacillus paracasei).
How effective is the Friso® Synbiotic Agent?
A study has revealed that children who received Synbiotics – a
combination of Prebiotics and Probiotics – showed lower frequency of
diarrhoea and allergy1.
Prebiotics help increase intestinal bifidobacteria and
maintain good intestinal environment. Healthy live bacteria may help in
reducing diarrhoea cases.2
It also contains DHA, AA3 and SA, which speed up information relay between brain cells, which aid a growing child’s overall development.
Thursday, 31 May 2012
Anmum Milk Powder
Anmum Materna™ is especially formulated for women who are pregnant or
who are planning for pregnancy. Anmum Materna™ is high in Folate, which
is important to maintain the growth and development of the foetus.
Delicious tasting Anmum Materna™ also contains Gangliosides, Folate DHA,
FOS, Calcium, Iron as well as other essential nutrients. It is an ideal
supplement that will aid in maintaining the growth and brain
development of your unborn child.
Anmum Lacta™ is formulated to maintain the nutritional composition of breast milk while replenishing maternal stores during the post-natal period. Breastmilk contains mostly all the nourishment needed for the first 6 months of your child’s life. Certain vitamins in a mother’s breast milk are largely dependent on a mother’s dietary intake. Anmum Lacta™ is high in vitamin B1, B2, B3, B12, Folate, Calcium and Iron. It also contains Gangliosides, Folate, DHA, Calcium, Vitamin D, FOS and other important nutrients that support the nutritional quality of your breastmilk.
Anmum Essential™ now contains Gangliosides in addition to the other essential nutrients such as DHA, Inulin, FOS, Sialic Acid (SA), EFA, Phospholipid, Iron as well as other important vitamins and minerals to support our child’s optimal growth and development.
Anmum Lacta™ is formulated to maintain the nutritional composition of breast milk while replenishing maternal stores during the post-natal period. Breastmilk contains mostly all the nourishment needed for the first 6 months of your child’s life. Certain vitamins in a mother’s breast milk are largely dependent on a mother’s dietary intake. Anmum Lacta™ is high in vitamin B1, B2, B3, B12, Folate, Calcium and Iron. It also contains Gangliosides, Folate, DHA, Calcium, Vitamin D, FOS and other important nutrients that support the nutritional quality of your breastmilk.
Anmum Essential™ now contains Gangliosides in addition to the other essential nutrients such as DHA, Inulin, FOS, Sialic Acid (SA), EFA, Phospholipid, Iron as well as other important vitamins and minerals to support our child’s optimal growth and development.
Tuesday, 24 April 2012
Friso Growing Up Milk
At Friso, we strive to offer Growing Up Milk range of products that
is nutritionally designed for optimal growth, ensuring that nutrients
are well balanced for a growing up child in Malaysia.
Added goodies such as DHA, AA
By continuous research we develop new technologies to enhance our formulas. We have upgraded Friso Growing Up Milk with Friso Synbiotic Agent (a combination of 2 Prebiotics and 2 Probiotics). Prebiotics1 and Probiotics2 help to fight bad bacteria in your child’s digestive system. Your child’s body resistance is improved naturally, making him stronger from the inside. With less sick days, learning is easy. Friso Growing Up Milk also contains DHA, AA and SA.
Sugars like natural sugar and natural added sugar are types of Carbohydrates. They are important because Carbohydrates are a main source of energy to ensure the healthy growth & development of the body and brain of growing up children.
Natural sugar called lactose can be found in milk while natural added sugar comes from plants (described as added sugar because it’s not found naturally in milk). In terms of calories, there is no difference between the two. In fact, when you take sugar naturally found in milk (lactose), it also counts as part of your total sugar consumption.
Friso Growing Up Milk is nutritionally designed using a combination of naturally present sugars like lactose, and added natural sugars.
Added goodies such as DHA, AA
By continuous research we develop new technologies to enhance our formulas. We have upgraded Friso Growing Up Milk with Friso Synbiotic Agent (a combination of 2 Prebiotics and 2 Probiotics). Prebiotics1 and Probiotics2 help to fight bad bacteria in your child’s digestive system. Your child’s body resistance is improved naturally, making him stronger from the inside. With less sick days, learning is easy. Friso Growing Up Milk also contains DHA, AA and SA.
1 Cummings JH & Mcfarlane GT (2002)
Gastrointestinal effects of prebiotics. British Journal of Nutrition 87,
Suppl.2, S145-S151
2 Fooks LJ & Gibson GR (2002) Probiotics as modulators of the gut flora. British Journal of Nutrition 88, Suppl.1, S39-S49
Different types of sugars and the role of sugar in Growing Up Milk2 Fooks LJ & Gibson GR (2002) Probiotics as modulators of the gut flora. British Journal of Nutrition 88, Suppl.1, S39-S49
Sugars like natural sugar and natural added sugar are types of Carbohydrates. They are important because Carbohydrates are a main source of energy to ensure the healthy growth & development of the body and brain of growing up children.
Natural sugar called lactose can be found in milk while natural added sugar comes from plants (described as added sugar because it’s not found naturally in milk). In terms of calories, there is no difference between the two. In fact, when you take sugar naturally found in milk (lactose), it also counts as part of your total sugar consumption.
Friso Growing Up Milk is nutritionally designed using a combination of naturally present sugars like lactose, and added natural sugars.
Thursday, 29 March 2012
Is Your Child Getting Enough Vitamin D ?
Did you know that in 2010, the Institute of Medicine significantly increased the recommended intake of vitamin D for children? What’s more, a study published in the journal of Pediatrics in March 2010 shows that approximately 80 percent of Hispanic children in the U.S. may have inadequate levels of Vitamin D.
Vitamin D is essential for healthy bones, teeth and nails. Since Vitamin D does not occur naturally in many foods, consuming milk and other dairy products fortified with Vitamin D is one of the easiest ways for children to obtain Vitamin D in their diets. And although many Hispanic moms are already enthusiastic about dairy products, it is possible they may not be aware of what the right amount of Vitamin D is, and how much is actually in the foods they give their children.
“As moms, we can help support our toddlers’ healthy growth with foods that contain the nutrients and vitamins required for their healthy development,” said registered dietitian and author Claudia Gonzalez.
If you are like most moms, you are probably wondering how you can incorporate more vitamin D into your child’s diet. “Children should get approximately 400 to 600 IUs of Vitamin D a day which translates into three cups of milk. One product that I recommend, which is a good source of Vitamin D and an excellent source of calcium, is NIDO® Kinder 1+, a powdered milk beverage with Prebio 1, a fiber blend, and vitamins and minerals to help support a child’s healthy immune system.” said Gonzalez.
In addition, take your toddlers outside for some fun in the sun. Engaging in physical activity outdoors is a sure way to get some sun exposure, an important source of vitamin D, and also keeps them fit and healthy. Just remember to apply sunscreen if you plan to be outside more than 15 minutes.
Here, Claudia suggests other easy-to-follow tips so that your toddler gets the right amount of Vitamin D, especially in the fall and winter months when they can’t go outside and play:
Vitamin D is essential for healthy bones, teeth and nails. Since Vitamin D does not occur naturally in many foods, consuming milk and other dairy products fortified with Vitamin D is one of the easiest ways for children to obtain Vitamin D in their diets. And although many Hispanic moms are already enthusiastic about dairy products, it is possible they may not be aware of what the right amount of Vitamin D is, and how much is actually in the foods they give their children.
“As moms, we can help support our toddlers’ healthy growth with foods that contain the nutrients and vitamins required for their healthy development,” said registered dietitian and author Claudia Gonzalez.
If you are like most moms, you are probably wondering how you can incorporate more vitamin D into your child’s diet. “Children should get approximately 400 to 600 IUs of Vitamin D a day which translates into three cups of milk. One product that I recommend, which is a good source of Vitamin D and an excellent source of calcium, is NIDO® Kinder 1+, a powdered milk beverage with Prebio 1, a fiber blend, and vitamins and minerals to help support a child’s healthy immune system.” said Gonzalez.
In addition, take your toddlers outside for some fun in the sun. Engaging in physical activity outdoors is a sure way to get some sun exposure, an important source of vitamin D, and also keeps them fit and healthy. Just remember to apply sunscreen if you plan to be outside more than 15 minutes.
Here, Claudia suggests other easy-to-follow tips so that your toddler gets the right amount of Vitamin D, especially in the fall and winter months when they can’t go outside and play:
- Upgrade the status of milk. Do not think of milk as just a “breakfast food.” Serve a glass of milk for lunch or dinner, or even with snacks.
- Give milk a makeover. Try new and fun ways to serve milk. For example, blend some fruit with milk to make a delicious shake or smoothie.
- Drink milk everywhere you go. If you and your child are constantly on the go, remember that NESTLÉ® NIDO® 1+ is a convenient and tasty option – and best of all, it has important vitamins and minerals for healthy growth.
Enfamil Lactose Free A+ Infant Formula
Sometimes babies’ tummies are sensitive to lactose, a carbohydrate naturally found in milk and in many formulas.
If your baby suffers from this problem, don’t worry.
Enfamil Lactose Free A+ is designed for babies sensitive to lactose. It contains the nutrition of a milk-based formula, without the lactose and with DHA and ARA (sources of Omega-3 and Omega-6 fats) that support normal brain and eye development. It is not recommended for babies with galactosemia.
If your baby suffers from this problem, don’t worry.
Enfamil Lactose Free A+ is designed for babies sensitive to lactose. It contains the nutrition of a milk-based formula, without the lactose and with DHA and ARA (sources of Omega-3 and Omega-6 fats) that support normal brain and eye development. It is not recommended for babies with galactosemia.
Carnation Milk
Carnation® Evaporated Milk is just milk with about half the water removed - making it richer, creamier and perfect to cook with.
Ingredients: Concentrated milk, disodium phoshate, sodium ascorbate (vitamin C), carrageenan, cholecalciferol (vitamin D3).
Ingredients: Concentrated milk, disodium phoshate, sodium ascorbate (vitamin C), carrageenan, cholecalciferol (vitamin D3).
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Anmum Essential Growing Up Milk
ADVANCED FORMULATION
The advanced formulation of Anmum Essential contains:
- Absolutely no added sugars: children do not need excessive added sugars, so why have them in their growing up milk?
- Gangliosides: An important nutrient found abundantly in the brain. Maximise brain cell connections for faster learning
- DHA: An important nutrient found abundantly in the brain
- Inulin and FOS: Dietary fibres. It is important for your child to have a good intestinal environment for effective absorption of nutrients
- Fortified with vitamin and minerals your child needs every day: Growing children have specific nutritional needs. Optimal nutrition is important for proper growth and development.
Anmum Essential's concentrated formulation with no added sugars means you use less powder to make the same size cup of growing up milk. This means more serves in every pack and more nutrition packed in to every serve¹.
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