Important ingredients in PediaSure Vanilla

by Pooja Late so cut

Most people are concerned about the ingredients of PediaSure Vanilla product. Some mothers are concerned about the health of their baby. In this article, we will share some important ingredients contained in most PediaSure Products.

WATER

Water is essential to your child's health and is needed to keep all parts of the body functioning properly.

Some of the benefits of drinking water include

· Proper hydration

· Digestion support

· Constipation prevention

· Proper blood circulation

Water also helps transport nutrients and oxygen to cells, regulate body temperature, and maintain electrolyte (sodium) balance.

Here are a few other facts about water to keep in mind:

· There’s no specific amount of water recommended for children, but it’s a good idea to give them water throughout the day — not just when they’re thirsty.

· If your child doesn’t like the taste of water, add some lemon or lime for flavor.

· Kids should drink more water when they’re ill, when it’s hot out, and when they’re physically active. To learn more about what your child needs for a healthy diet, check out The Four Food Groups for Kids.

PROTEIN

Protein is the nutrient most responsible for building every cell in the body. Nothing could be more important for growing kids. Protein is most responsible for developing muscle, bone, blood, and antibodies (produced by cells of the immune system). But that’s not all it does. It also provides energy when energy from carbohydrates is used up.

How much protein does your child’s body need? Here are some daily recommended dietary allowances of protein for children of different ages.

VITAMIN D

Vitamin D is a unique nutrient because it can be obtained from food, but the body can also produce vitamin D in the skin with the help of sun exposure. During winter months, production of vitamin D in the body can be lower due to less sunshine and less time spent outside.

What are its key functions?

Vitamin D is essential for promoting calcium absorption in the digestive system and maintaining adequate blood levels of calcium and phosphorus, which allows for normal bone mineralization. Without sufficient vitamin D, bones can become thin, brittle, or misshapen.

What are some good sources?

We obtain most of our vitamin D from exposure to sunlight. Good food sources of vitamin D include fortified milk, yogurt, and other dairy products, as well as fortified cereals. Salmon, tuna, and eggs are also rich in vitamin D.

CALCIUM

Calcium is the most abundant mineral in the body, and it is essential to building strong bones, teeth, and muscle. Yet most kids don’t get all the calcium their bodies need.

What are its key functions?

About 99% of the body’s calcium is found in bones and teeth, where it is essential for their formation and maintenance. The remaining 1% of calcium is found in the blood, muscle, and other tissues, and has important roles in blood clotting, muscle function, nerve transmission, and blood pressure.