Supplements For Kids

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  Do Kids Really Need Vitamin Supplements?

  Children require a broad range of vitamins and minerals - such as vitamins A, B, C, D, E, and K, along with folate, calcium, iodine, iron and zinc - for healthy development.

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  These Vitamin D Foods Will Help Boost Your Brain Health

  Including vitamin D-rich foods in your diet can therefore enhance brain function, elevate mood, and support long-term mental clarity and resilience.

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  Should You Add Dietary Supplements To Your Diet?

  Below we discuss situations under which one should or should not come from dietary supplements.

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  Stop These Habits Now For Better Brain Health

  In this article, we share a list of poor habits you must drop for better brain health.

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  Try These Brain-Boosting Foods For Kids

  Below we share a list of foods you can add to your kid's diet for better brain health.

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  Follow These Strategies To Strengthen Your Brain Health

  Here we share strategies to help you boost your brain health.

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  These Daily Habits Might Be Damaging Your Brain Health

  Below we cover lifestyle choices that might be damaging your brain health.

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  Brain: 6 Winter Foods To Boost Your Brain Health

  Certain foods when consumed in the winter season may benefit you greatly. Here in this article, we list some of the best winter foods for your brain health.

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  Are Supplements And Immunity Boosters Safe For Kids? Pooja Makhija Busts Common Myths

  While we all strive for a well-balanced diet, fussy eaters as well as rampant adulteration in food sources leaves us with something lacking in our child's daily nutritional needs: Pooja Makhija, celebrity nutritionist.

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  Vitamin D For Children: Know Importance, Daily Requirement, Food Sources, Supplementation And Much More

  Vitamin D is essential for building healthy bones and teeth. It is essential to inculcate adequate levels of vitamin D to your kids diet. Read here to know more about vitamin requirement in childhood.

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  More Parents Give Dietary Supplements To Kids. But Experts Warn About Their Potential Danger

  According to Innova Market Insights, a marketing research group of the food-and-beverage industry, just under 5 percent of dietary supplement launches target children. But supplement use among children is much higher.

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  Study: Probiotics Won't Help Kids With Stomach Flu; Some Home Remedies That Can Help

  There are no treatments for pediatric acute gastroenteritis other than giving children fluids to prevent dehydration and, sometimes, medication to relieve nausea.

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  Fish Oil Supplements May Not Boost Kids Memory: Study

  For the study, the team tested 376 children between seven to nine years of age, who ranked academically low.

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  Nutritional Supplements May Cut Genetic Hearing Loss In Kids

  An enhanced diet is likely to help curb hearing loss due to genetic abnormality that is most commonly responsible for childhood deafness, new research suggests.

• Dietary Supplements for Kids Exceed Vitamin Doses: Study

  Take stock if your kid is on vitamin supplements as he/she may be consuming a greater amount than recommended. According to a new study, a child's body may lack the ability to handle excess amounts of certain vitamins.For the research, scientists reviewed...