Product Fact Sheet

Kids Multivits + Lysine & Inulin

VitaHealth Kids’ Multivits + Lysine & Inulin is formulated to provide supplemental nutrients to fill the nutrition gaps in children, enabling them to achieve their peak performance.

It is a comprehensive formula containing both water-soluble vitamins (B complex, vitamin C) and fat-soluble vitamins (vitamins A, D and E), fortified with lysine, an essential amino acid that cannot be synthesized in the body, which helps support healthy growth and development.

Inulin is a prebiotic that helps promote the growth of good bacteria and improve gastrointestinal function favourably in children.

Each 5ml syrup contains:

Vitamin A	1000IU
Vitamin B1	535mcg
Vitamin B2	0.6mg
Vitamin B3	6mg
Vitamin B6	494mcg
Vitamin B12	1mcg
Vitamin C	20mg
Vitamin D3	150IU
Vitamin E	5IU
Folic Acid	60mcg
Lysine	96mg
Inulin	20mg

Selenium Yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae powder) 62.5mg

62.5mg

equivalent to Selenium 125mcg

125mcg

Vitamin A

250IU

Vitamin C

150mg

Vitamin E

50IU

Vitamin B6

15mg

Zinc

7.8mg

Magnesium

7.5mg

Manganese

1.5mg

Molybdenum

100mcg

Directions:

Children 1-4 years old: 2.5ml, once daily. Children >4 years old: 5ml, once daily. After a meal or as recommended by a doctor or pharmacist.

Why Choose VitaHealth Kids Multivits + Lysine & Inulin?

Contains lysine, one of the primary building blocks of protein, to support rapid children’s growth
Helps boost appetite and attain healthy weight in children with picky eating habits
Strengthens the immune system and helps fight illnesses
Maintains a healthy supply of energy needed for everyday activities in children
Provides beneficial prebiotic effect to improve gastrointestinal function
Delicious, bursting orange-flavoured syrup
Improved feeding accuracy with standard measuring cup
Halal-certified

Benefits

Vitamin A

Maintains good health and prevents infections
Improves childhood growth
Prevents xerophthalmia (dry eyes) and night blindness

Vitamin B1, Vitamin B2, Vitamin B3, Vitamin B6, Vitamin B12 & Folic Acid

Help in metabolism of carbohydrate, fats, and protein
Increase energy production
Help in the formation of red blood cells
Maintain normal functioning of the nervous system
Help cope with stress
Stabilise emotion

Vitamin C

Strengthens immunity
Minimises cold symptoms and shortens the duration of a cold
Helps repair and maintain healthy cartilage, bones and teeth
Speeds wound healing

Vitamin D3

Enhances the absorption of calcium
Maintains the optimum balance of calcium and other bone-building minerals
Helps prevent bone softening/ weakening (rickets) in children

Vitamin E

Protects against free radical damage
Prevents UV-induced skin damage

Lysine

As one of the primary building blocks for protein
Helps increase appetite
Helps in the absorption of calcium, which is essential for optimal muscle and bone health
Helps reduce the recurrence of herpes simplex virus infection and number of cold sore outbreaks
Essential for the production of carnitine which is responsible to convert fatty acids into energy

Inulin

Possesses prebiotic effect
Promotes the growth of good bacteria in the large intestine
Prevents chronic inflammatory intestinal disorders

Target Customers

Recommended for toddlers, preschoolers, as well as school-age children who:

Lack appetite and have picky eating habits
Have physical growth substantially outpaced by others in the same age range
Lack energy
Have mood fluctuations and lack motivation
Prone to recurrent infections

References :

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Closa-Monasterolo R, Gispert-Llaurado M, Luque V, Ferre N, RubioTorrents C, Zaragoza-Jordana M, Escribano J. (2013) Safety and efficacy of inulin and oligofructose supplementation in infant formula: results from a randomized clinical trial. Clinical Nutr (Edinburgh, Scotland);32:918–27
Kurpad, A.V., Regan, M.M., Raj, T., Vasudevan, J., Kuriyan, R., Gnanou, J., and Young, V.R., (2003) “Lysine requirements of chronically undernourished adult Indian men, measured by a 24-hr indicator
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Pellett, P.L. (1996) “World essential amino acid supply with special attention to South-east Asia” Food Nutr Bull, 17(3). 1-31