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Parameter Specification Total Solids 72% min Fat 10% min Milk Solids Non-Fat 15% min Sucrose 45% min Protein 2% Vitamin A 700 mcg / 100g Vitamin D 120 mcg / L / 100g

Nestle Good Start Nestle Good Start is a soy based formula which is for babies sensitive to cows milk. The baby formula from Nestle is wonderful for a baby with a hereditary or temporary lactase deficiencey, which makes processing milk sugars difficult. Breastmilk is ideal for babies, but speak with a pediatrician about which baby formula is ideal. Nestle Good Start is the only routine soy based formula with easy to digest supreme soy proteins. This baby formula from Nestle is also enriched with levels of DHA & ARA which are recommended by experts and help support babies brain and eye development. Nestle Good Start provides nutrition which can be difficult to get from babys diet, including solid foods. This baby formula from Nestle contains 32 times more iron than cows milk, as much vitamin D and calcium as whole milk, and includes important nutrients like iron and vitamins C and E. Product Features Baby formula from Nestle is a lactose free formula Nestle Good Start is only soy based

Flaxseed has been known and used for centuries in various forms of folk medicine. It is considered beneficial for almost the entire body. It is used to stimulate brain function, to treat respiratory diseases (such as bronchitis), skin complaints, joint diseases, and many problems of the digestive system. It is considered a natural anti-inflammatory, it is recommended for the regeneration of mucous membranes, intestinal diseases, constipation, and the tea made from it relieves menstrual cramps. Flaxseed is rich in many minerals and vitamins A, B, C, D and E. It contains 35% fat, a significant part of which, 72%, is essential. An excellent source of omega-6 fatty acids. In addition, it contains an abundance of essential omega-3 fatty acids, which are essential for our body, but the body cannot produce them, so we have to take them in through nutrition.