Information about Horlicks Women s Powder Chocolate
Horlicks Women s Powder contains Malt Extract (44%), Milk Solids (34%), Hydrolyzed corn solids, Cocoa powder, Minerals, Vegetable juice powder (Beetroot), and Vitamins as active ingredients.
Features of Boost Powder: Contains nutrients important for bone health. 100% RDA of Calcium for strong bones. 100% RDA of Vitamin D for calcium absorption.
Direction for use: As per the requirement or as directed by the healthcare professional.
Safety information: Keep out of the reach and sight of children. Read the label before use. Do not exceed the recommended.
Yes, It can be given for some time but not for a longer period. As at this age the digestive system becomes weak and it would be best to get all the nutrients through whole food.
Steamed vegetables (spinach, broccoli, cabbage), raw vegetables (carrots, turnips), and sprouts (soy, moong dal, chana) are the best sources for natural nutrition and a healthy gut. Also eat all seasonal fruits.
Ph. D. Nutrition, Master in Food Science and Nutrition, Bachelor's of Nutrition and Dietetics
Dietitian/Nutritionist, Nashik
Hi lybrate-user,
it is not that something bad or opposite will happen when you drink women's horlicks .it just emphasizes on nutrients which are required in more quantity in women than men like calcium, iron etc because women are more prone to calcium and iron deficiency than men. It does not mean that men do not require these nutrients, they can have it but comparatively in less quantity because men generally do not lack in these nutrients.
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Endocrinologist, Dharwad
Hello, Thanks for the query.
The product mentioned contains a lot of carbohydrate which will get converted to glucose in the system. So for a diabetic person this is not a suitable preparation. If you are looking for protein supplement then eggs are one of the best choices. Thanks.
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Dietitian/Nutritionist, Mumbai
Yes she can take this and she needs to take high protein foods like all milk and milk products, eggs, pulses, sprouts, nuts, tofu, rajmah, chole, soyabean, paneer, chicken, fish etc. To gain muscle mass.
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