Why Choose PediaSure?

Clinically Proven. 50% More Growth in 90 Days1.

60% bone growth happens by the age of 6. Thus the right nutrition is critical during these foundation years.

 PediaSure® contains Arginine and natural Vitamin K2 to support longer, stronger bones. Arginine stimulates growth plates near the end of the bone, to help them lengthen and grow optimally. Vitamin K2 supports bone health by activating osteocalcin, a protein that helps in calcium absorption leading to strengthening of bones.

PediaSure is Clinically proven for 50% More growth in 90 days1.

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Did you know some of the nutrients from food gets only up to 50% absorbed?4

Introducing new PediaSure with Nutri Pull** system. it acts like magnet to attract nutrients from food for better absorption.

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Helps build Immunity

Poor nutrition weakens the immune system, increases the risk of infection, and affects growth. Children who fall sick often are more likely to have growth shortfall when they grow up. 

PediaSure​ in your child’s daily diet which will reduce number of sick days by 64% , so your child can stay protected throughout school year.

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Fussy Eating Can Affect Your Child’s Nutrition

Fussy eating can affect growth in kids. Some face consequences like improper growth due to nutrient deficiencies, weak immune system which increases chances of sickness & infection, and impaired cognitive & emotional development with possible long-term health effects.

PediaSure® is enriched with 37 nutrients that supports growth, especially in kids who eat less, refuse to try new dishes & eat only certain food, eat fewer fruits & vegetables, and prolong mealtimes.

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*References:

1. Ghosh Ak et al. Journal of International Medical Research 2018, Vol. 46(6) 2186–2201. Growth implies to Mean change in BMI for age z score at day 90: 0.54 Vs 0.26 ( >50%) (p<.0001) in developmentally at risk  picky eating children 2 to 6 years. Children aged 24 to<48 months were asked to consume at least one serving (224 mL) and those aged 48 to 72 months to consume two servings (448 mL) of PediaSure. Claims are based on 1-2 serves (with water) per day.

Alarcon P. Clin Pediatr.2003; Ghosh et al JIMR, 2018. (Among children with URTI), in children at nutritional risk, when given in conjunction with dietary counselling; ^Growth refers to growth parameters Ht for age and Wt for age 2 to 6 year kids.

https://www.who.int/childgrowth/standards/en/
Disclaimer: Percentage of median HFA achieved as per WHO growth charts for girls & boys comparing height at 19 years versus height at 6 years*. PDS CCD dated 1st of March'21.
2. PediaSure contains Copper, Folate, Iron, Selenium, Zinc and Vitamins C, D, A, B12 and B6, (immunity nutrients as stated by EFSA 2016). EFSA Journal 2016; 14(1): 43-69
3. Kumar KP et al. Int J Contemp Pediatr. 2018 May;5(3):714-719

4.Data on file : PDS CCD dated Jan 2023. Nutri-Pull system includes vitamin D to support calcium absorption, Vitamin K2 to support utilization of calcium, vitamin C to support iron absorption, and CPPs (from casein hydrolysate) that are more rapidly digested and absorbed than whole protein.

30% calcium from dairy products, 25-30% iron from organic meat, 5-50% zinc from plant based foods, 30-40% dietary magnesium Reference- 1. Adapted from https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Calcium-HealthProfessional/ accessed on 15th Dec’22 2. Adapted from https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Magnesium-HealthProfessional/ accessed on 15th Dec’22 3. Adapted from https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Zinc-HealthProfessional/ accessed on 15th Dec'22 4. Elif Piskin et al; Iron Absorption: Factors, Limitations, and Improvement Methods, ACS Omega 2022 7 (24), 20441-20456

**Nutri-Pull system includes vitamin D to support calcium absorption, Vitamin K2 to support utilization of calcium, vitamin C to support iron absorption, and CPPs (from casein hydrolysate) that are more rapidly digested and absorbed than whole protein.

References:

1. Maresz K. Integrative Medicine: A Clinician's Journal. 2015

2. Fitzgerald RJ et al. Int. Dairy Journal. 1998

3. Hansen M, et al.  Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition. 1997

4. Van Summeren M, et al. . Pediatric research.2007

5. Lynch SR, and Cook JD. Ann NY Acad Sci. 1980 Dec 1;355(1):32-44.

6. Christakos S, et al.2011 

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