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Biogreen O Kid High Protein Soya Milk 700g
RM 62.40
High in protein, calcium and fibre, Biogreen OโKid High Protein Organic Soya Milk Powder is an authentic and nutritious way to kick-start your childโs day. Specially formulated from 100% organic skin peeled, sprouted soya beans, it is low in purine content and helps ease digestion. This vegan-friendly formulation contains more than 30% premium plant protein, providing your little ones the essential building blocks for healthy muscles and tissues. Active growing kids and underweight adults alike will love the natural soya taste with no added sugar.
Plant protein (38%):
Source of Calcium (142mg/100g):
Source of Fibre:
Low Purine (45mg/serving):
No sugar added:
We all know that staying healthy requires frequent exercise and a diet rich in fruits and vegetables, and this is true for children as well. However, while considering the workout routines and diets that many adults follow to stay in shape, it's crucial to keep in mind that some of these methods may be harmful to children. Certain diet fads, such as eliminating carbohydrates or limiting protein, may be hazardous to young children, whose bodies require more energy to sustain their development. Parents may keep a watch on the following things with their children to ensure that they are eating well and staying healthy.
Make sure to include plenty of extra vegetables or fruit in your meals, but don't skimp on protein or nutritious grains like oats, barley, or brown rice. Encourage young children to engage in physical activity through play. This can be accomplished through tag games, family dance-offs, or other activities that keep kids active while still keeping them engaged and entertained. While older children will be able to participate in sports and other physical activities, parents can keep their children interested in moving during playtime.
Providing children with all of their important food categories as well as safe, pleasurable physical activity are two approaches to provide them with the foundations for personal health. They will be more conscious of their nutrition and activity later in life if they know what to eat and have fun with exercise.
