Equazen Baby 30

We know how important it is for us all to consume enough essential fatty acids to maintain a healthy mind and body, but these are especially important during the first two years of life when the brain develops most rapidly.   A developing baby will receive essential fatty acids through its mother’s placenta during pregnancy, and if breast-fed, during breast-feeding, or through infant formula. Following this stage, it is important that the growing baby obtains these essential fatty acids through their own diet.   To help support this, EQUAZEN baby formulation has been specifically formulated to provide specific omega-3 and omega-6 essential fatty acids for babies aged 6 months to 3 years*. Similar to the capsules of its parent product, EQUAZEN mumomega, the essential fatty acids in EQUAZEN baby are delivered in simple Twist-Off capsules. This allows easy administration of the contents into food or drink.   *Essential fatty acids (ALA) & (LA) are needed for normal growth and development of children. The beneficial effect is obtained with  a daily intake of 2g of alpha linolenic acid (ALA) and 10g of linoleic acid (LA).

Equazen Chews 180

Is your child’s inquisitive nature starting to blossom? Instead of just physically exploring everything, they are now wondering why things are the way they are. During this stage of their life, essential fatty acids (EFA) are crucial. Fatty acids are ‘essential’ because they cannot be synthesized in the body and therefore, must be obtained in the diet. Equazen can help bridge this nutritional gap. Equazen is used as a supplement of the diet, not to replace a varied balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.   At this point, your child may have graduated from the Equazen Baby formulation and/or may now prefer chewable capsules that still eliminate the need for swallowing, and might make them feel a bit more grown up.   Many of us find it difficult to get our children to eat the Government recommended portion of both fish and oily fish per week.   Results from the UK National Diet and Nutrition Survey show that over the past six years we have made little improvement in encouraging our children to eat oily fish – of the 140g a week recommended, children consume 13-29g.16   *DHA contributes to brain function.