Enfagrow A+ MindPro Gentlease (1-3 years)

1 OUT OF 3 CHILDREN

Experience symptoms of sensitive tummies¹

• Children with sensitive tummies may face difficulties digesting lactose and regular protein with indigestion symptoms^2-4.

• Young children have reduced enzyme activities of enterokinase and lactase that affect digestion of proteins and lactose⁵.

Enfagrow A+ MindPro Gentlease is scientifically designed for sensitive tummies

DHA: Docosahexaenoic acid; MFGM: Milk fat globule membrane; PHP: Partially hydrolysed protein
^▲Compared to previous formulation. Enfagrow A+ provides 105mg DHA in 3 servings per day. ^▪Compared to Enfagrow A+ Formulation. ^♦FAO/WHO recommends daily dietary DHA intake of 10-12mg/kg body weight for children 12-24 months or 100-150mg DHA+EPA for children 2-4 years old. +Claim based on information aggregated and reported in part from data supplied by Nielson through its retail measurement services and in part from data inputs from other suppliers for Children Nutrition segment (M.IN defined) the 12 month period March 2020 (rolling MAT), for the defined MJN geographic focus.
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