Humana dry therapeutic mixture for acute diarrhea HN 300 g

Humana HN prebiotic formula with low lactose content is ideal for feeding a child with diarrhea or lactase deficiency.

Low lactose content and banana fiber help stop diarrhea quickly, and prebiotics (GOS) support the growth of intestinal microflora.

The special formula contains all the minerals, nutrients and vitamins in the amounts needed by the baby.

As prescribed by a doctor, this diet can be used for a long time.

Useful to know:

from birth prebiotics (GOS) Reduced lactose and fat content to facilitate digestion Due to the reduced lactose content (1.5 g/100 ml) it can be used in lactase deficiency. With banana - helps to quickly restore normal stool Can be prepared as a mixture or as porridge, depending on age Gluten-free

Features

Recommended at any age for acute digestive disorders accompanied by loose stools.

Effectively reduces diarrhea symptoms.

Made in Germany from fresh (not dried) organic milk from healthy cows on our own farms. Thanks to careful production technology, the natural benefits of fresh milk are preserved to the maximum.

It has a unique composition, developed taking into account all the main changes that occur in the body during diarrhea, regardless of its origin.

Contains natural prebiotics galactooligosaccharides (GOS) and fructooligosaccharides (FOS), which promote the growth of the child's own bifido- and lactobacilli in the intestines, preventing the development of dysbacteriosis.

Depending on the ratio of powder to water, the product can be prepared as a milk formula for children of the first six months of life or as a porridge for older children and adults.

Humana HN can also be used to prepare cereals or as an instant infant formula for various dietary needs at an older age.

It is gluten and refined sugar free.

A 300 g pack contains 1 sachet (300 g).

300 g of Humana HN powder = 2 liters of ready-to-use Humana HN formula

300 g of Humana HN mixture = 5 servings of porridge 200-210g

composition

Skimmed cow's milk, fructooligosaccharides (banana powder), glucose syrup, vegetable fats (palm, sunflower, canola oil), polysaccharide (dry corn syrup), maltodextrin, galactooligosaccharides, milk protein, rice powder, rice powder, potassium citrate, sodium chloride, vitamins (vitamin C, vitamin E, niacin, pantothenic acid, vitamin A, vitamin B6, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, folic acid, vitamin K1, biotin, vitamin D3, vitamin B12), magnesium carbonate, choline, inositol, ferric diphosphate, zinc oxide, sodium molybdate, copper sulfate, manganese sulfate, potassium iodate, sodium selenite.

How to use

When preparing Humana HN Mix, use the following ratio: 1 level scoop (without the top) of the mixture per 30 ml of water. The amount of the ready-to-use mixture is approximately 33 ml.

When preparing Humana HN porridge, the mixing ratio is as follows: 1 level measuring spoon (without top) per 11 ml of water. 1 measuring spoon contains approximately 4.8 g of powder.

It is recommended to feed your baby freshly prepared formula – prepare the formula for one feeding and immediately before feeding.

If necessary, the ready-made (diluted dry) milk formula can be stored in a tightly closed bottle at room temperature for no more than 4 hours or in a refrigerator at a maximum temperature of +4°C for no more than 30 hours (ESPGHAN Guidelines, 2004).

Follow the instructions for preparing baby food.

Do not heat the milk mixture in the microwave (risk of burns).

Preparing milk mixture

Wash your hands thoroughly and sterilize bottles and nipples.

Pour about half of the required amount of water into a clean bottle.

Using the measuring spoon provided, pour the required amount of powder into the bottle. Always follow the recommended proportions of the mixture and water. Remove the top of the spoon with a knife.

Close the bottle and shake well. Then add the remaining water and shake the bottle again until the powder is completely dissolved.

Cool the finished formula to a feeding temperature of 36-37°C: soak the bottle with the formula in a bowl of cold water for a few minutes or hold it under a stream of cold water.

Shake the bottle again and check the temperature of the finished mixture on the back of your wrist.

Preparing porridge

Boil the required amount of water intended for baby food and cool to 50-60°C.

Using a measuring spoon, pour the desired amount of powder into the bowl. Remove the top of the spoon with a knife.

Gradually add the required amount of water, stirring thoroughly until the powder dissolves.

Cool the finished porridge to feeding temperature.

Do not reuse leftover formula/cereal after feeding.

After use, carefully close the opened package, store in a cool, dry place and use within 3 weeks.

Use

Breast milk is the best food for your baby.

Please consult your pediatrician before introducing low-lactose formula to your baby.

The amount of formula per feeding is individual for each child and depends, first of all, on the type of feeding (mixed or artificial), the weight of the child and the intervals between feedings. The average values of the amount of formula per feeding depending on age are approximate and depend on the individual needs of the child: 1-2 weeks - 60-90 ml, up to 1 month - 120 ml, 1-2 months - 150 ml, 2-4 months - 180 ml, 4-6 months - 210 ml, 6 months and older - up to 240 ml.

For children aged 6 months and older, 1-2 feedings per day can be replaced with Humana HN porridge.

For older children and adults, Humana HN can be used to prepare cereal porridge (dilute ready-made dairy-free porridge with ready-made milk formula) or used as drinking milk for various diet dishes.

Characteristics

Product type: infant formula Age of application: from birth (stage 1) Properties: with prebiotics Milk base: cow's milk Quantity per package: 300 g Manufacturer: Humana (Germany)

Important note

Breast milk is the ideal food for a child. The World Health Organization recommends exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months and the subsequent introduction of complementary foods while breastfeeding continues. The ANT Pharmacy supports this recommendation. To decide on the timing and method of introducing complementary foods into the child's diet, it is necessary to consult a specialist.