Probiotic Drops + Vitamin D, Mommy's Bliss, 10 ml

Probiotics for children + Vitamin D, Probiotic Drops + Vitamin D

When the natural balance is disturbed in the digestive system, in particular the intestines bacteria, then the overall health and body as a whole are at great risk. This is because about 70% of the immune system is located in the gastrointestinal tract. Accordingly, if the gastrointestinal tract is not in order, then the immune system also suffers. It contains vitamins, but it does not contain artificial flavors, colors or sweeteners, it consists only of natural ingredients. This brand's probiotics for children combine two proven beneficial bacteria, Lactobacillus Rhamnosus GG and Bifidobacterium BRO3, each with 500 million cells, for a total of 1 billion cells per serving. In recent years, studies have confirmed that vitamin D deficiency in both children and adults is widespread, making it one of the most important medical problems. The main cause of vitamin D deficiency is that we do not spend enough time in the sun. Our bodies synthesize vitamin D when exposed to sunlight, but it is difficult to get the optimal dose, especially in northern latitudes during the dark winter months. In addition, the older you get, the greater the risk of vitamin D deficiency. For more detailed advice, you can contact the manager at the Biotus website.

Mommys Bliss, Probiotic Drops Vitamin D, .34 fl oz ( 10 ml)

 Recommendations for use: 

Shake well before use to eliminate lumps. Use the supplied pipette. Fill the pipette up to the 5 drops (0.33 ml) mark. May be given directly from a spoon, in breast milk, infant formula, or applied to the breast during feeding. Do not add to baby food or food before heating. Do not reheat in the microwave. Hot baby food or food can harm live bacteria. Suggested Dose: 5 drops per day for digestive and immune support. Do not exceed the recommended dose.

 Other ingredients: 

Corn oil.

No additives, chemicals or parabens. No artificial fragrances or colors. No dairy, gluten or soy. 

Dietary supplements. They are not medicines.