Growth involves much more than the development of children’s bodies. While growth in childhood is slower than infancy or adolescence, energy outputs are high, with hard play periods that include running, jumping and testing of new physical skills. Besides building up reserves for these activities, the child must build up reserves for the sudden growth spurts in teen years ahead.
 
Unfortaunately children do not get adequate nutrition in their diet with the fast foods they eat these days.
 
A balanced blend of nutrients is a must.

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1. Is the product delivered in a single dosage? (a once a day product cannot simply provide the potency needed for optimal nutrition without being too large to swallow.)
2. Are the potency levels of the ingredients high enough to provide optimal daily nutritional intake without compromising safety?
3. Are the ingredients provided in their most bioavailable form?
4. Is the safety profile of each ingredient thoroughly researched and evaluated?
5. Does the company meet pharmacuetical guidles- not food GMPs?
6. Is the products formulated to meet pharmacuetical standards for full disintegration and dissolution?
7. Is the product potency guaranteed for a specified shelf life?
8. Is the product independently tested and guaranteed for potency?
9. Is the product manufactured in-house?
10. Is the product free of ingredients that may have cumulative toxicities ( pre-formed Vit A and iron)?

Over the last decade the importance of vitamin D has become more significant and in the forefront of research. It has been common knowledge that vitamin D plays an important role in helping the body to absorb calcium and bone mineralisation. Limited dietary sources of vitamin D and insufficient sun exposure can contribute to vitamin D deficiencies. 

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Knowing the importance of vitamin D and the fact that so many Australians and New Zealanders have a vitamin D deficiency means that it is essential that we are getting enough vitamin D at all times.

Adequate levels of vitamins and minerals are essential for optimal neural functioning. A high proportion of individuals, including children, suffer from deficiencies in one or more vitamins or minerals.

A recent UK-based study investigated whether daily supplementation with vitamins/minerals could modulate cognitive performance and mood in healthy children.

In this investigation, eighty-one healthy children aged from 8 to 14 years underwent laboratory assessments of their cognitive performance and mood on the first and last days of 12 weeks’ supplementation with a commercially available vitamins/mineral product. The assesment was done at pre-dose, 1h and 3h post-dose. Interim assessments were also completed at home after 4 and 8 weeks at 3 h post-dose. Each assessment comprised completion of a cognitive battery, which included tasks assessing mood and the speed and accuracy of attention and aspects of memory (secondary, semantic and spatial working memory).

The vitamin/mineral group performed more accurately on two attention tasks: ‘Arrows’ choice reaction time task at 4 and 8 weeks; and ‘Arrow Flankers’ choice reaction time task at 4, 8 and 12 weeks. Picture Recognition errors showed significant decrement at 12 weeks.

While mood was not modulated in any interpretable manner, the author believe that these results suggest that vitamin/mineral supplementation has the potential to improve brain function in healthy children, and warrant further investigation.

British Journal of Nutrition. 100(5):1086-96, 2008 Nov

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Missing vitamins for children’s health:
For children 13 months to 12 years old.

Good nutrition plays a critical role in children’s health and starts from birth right up to the end of the adolescent years. Kilo for kilo, children need more nutrition than a 25-year-old man.

Health and nutrition in young children:

Growth involves much more than the development of children’s bodies. While growth in childhood is slower than infancy or adolescence, energy outputs are high, with hard play periods that include running, jumping and testing of new physical skills. Besides building up reserves for these activities, the child must build up reserves for the sudden growth spurts in teen years ahead. Unfortaunately children do not get adequate nutrition in their diet with the fast foods they eat these days. A balanced blend of nutrients is a must and so look for a children nutrition of the highest quality, potency and bio-availability.

What Are The Different Kind Of Vitamins For Children?

Teenage children Vitamins are specially formulated to meet the nutritional needs of both boys and girls.

When combined with balanced meals, these vitamins helps provide essential nutrients needed during adolescence and young adulthood, setting the stage for lifelong health.

Nutritional supplements containing essential vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and cofactors that young bodies need. The antioxidants provide ample support against free radical damage especially in young atheletes who create alot of oxidative stress. Provides the body with essential nutrients in the formative years is crucial for lifelong health in later years.

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