Nusobee Soya Powder is a milk substitute which is completely lactose free and provides the nourishment through altered plant proteins. It is suitable for infants right from their birth up to 24 months of age. Nusobee supports the full growth of children.
Key Features of Nusobee Soya Powder: Easily digestible and provides overall nutritional requirements of the little one. Contains DHA that helps in the development of the brain and enhances vision. Essential minerals such as zinc and iron aid the red blood cells to transport oxygen throughout the body to make the baby more energetic. Folic acid helps in the development of red blood cells.
Nusobee Soya Powder Uses & Benefits: Lactose and Sucrose free for lactose intolerant kids Rich in Protein Easily digestible milk substitute Suitable right from the birth Supports full growth of children
What is the age of your child. For the first 6-8 months breast feeding only is suggested. In case the child is bigger in age and is on infant formula already then it's better to give lactogen 1 as it contains l.reuteri which is good for a child's gut health and digestion.
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Dietitian/Nutritionist, Mumbai
soya is incomplete protein so better to take 1st class protein like all milk and milk products, eggs, pulses, sprouts, nuts, tofu, rajmah, chole, etc.
Most of the infant formulas are more or less same. Now a days formulas with high dha and nucleotides are available. They are premium formulas and are better, e.g lactodex premium, dexolac special care.
consuming soya or soya beans is not safe if you are suffering from gynecomastia. Gynecomastia is the abnormally large growth of breast tissue in boys and adult men. Most often gynecomastia is associated with an imbalance between the hormones testosterone and estrogen. Soy contains a variety of chemicals, including phytoestrogens, or ?plant estrogens
Having issues? Consult a doctor for medical advice