Anmum™ ESSENTIAL GOLD Formulated Milk Powder
● Anmum™ ESSENTIAL GOLD is specially formulated to support your child’s nutritional needs. It is important to support all-rounded growth and development of children aged 1 to 6.
● Backed by 90+ years of research from New Zealand, Anmum™ ESSENTIAL Gold is formulated with 33% more DHA*, MFGM + Gangliosides (GA®), prebiotics, and 15 key nutrients.
● There are 8 Important Developments for every growing up child that parents need to focus on: physical growth; good gut environment for effective nutrients absorption to support physical growth; good body resistance to help the child stay protected; cognitive development including learning ability; eye development, which is important to support learning and social/emotional development.
● It is important to support the foundation for optimum brain development for learning to happen. Anmum™ ESSENTIAL GOLD contains DHA which is a key component of brain tissue and Gangliosides (GA®) which helps to form brain cell connections.
● MFGM, or milk fat globule membrane, is key – scientific study has shown the improvement of emotional and behavioural regulation in children supplemented with MFGM(1)**.
● The gut environment is important as it acts as the gateway to good nutrient absorption. Did you know the gut is home to 70% of the body’s immune system? Anmum™ ESSENTIAL GOLD formulated milk powder for children contains prebiotics.
Preparation Method: Add 4 scoops (35g) of Anmum™ ESSENTIAL GOLD to 180ml of lukewarm water.
*Compared to current Anmum Essential in a single serve.
1 Veeraman-Wauters et al. (2012). Nutrition. 28. 749-752.
Disclaimer: Breast milk is the best nutrition you can give to an infant for their optimal growth and development because it contains just the right amount of all nutrients needed to fulfill the infant’s total nutritional requirements during the first 6 months of life. If you are a breastfeeding mum, it is important that you have a healthy, balanced diet. A decision not to breastfeed, or to introduce partial bottle feeding, could negatively impact your supply of breast milk and be a difficult decision to reverse. Please consult your healthcare professional for support or advice.
