Plasmon Risolac

From birth.  
Risolac   is a dietetic food intended for special medical purposes indicated in case of allergies to milk or soy proteins.
Risolac   is a powdered food whose protein content consists of enzymatically hydrolyzed rice proteins in order to further reduce allergenic power.
For this reason   Risolac   is indicated for the diet of infants with milk or soy protein allergy.
Risolac   is suitable, as the only source of nourishment, for the particular diet of suckling from birth up to the 6th month of life.
From the 6th month onwards and from weaning it must be part of a diversified diet and cannot be used as the only source of nourishment. The start of weaning must take place only on the advice of the pediatrician.

Ingredients
Maltodextrin, Hydrolyzed rice proteins, Vegetable oils (sunflower and soy), Syrup powdered glucose, Sucrose, MCT (triglycerides with medium chain fatty acids), Corn starch, Mineral salts, Emulsifiers: citric esters of monodiglycerides of fatty acids and soy lecithin, L-lysine, L-threonine, Vitamins, Inositol, L-tryptophan, Choline bitartrate, Taurine, Nucleotides (cytidine-5â € ™ -monophosphate, adenosine-5â € ™ -monophosphate, uridine-5â € ™ -monophosphate, inosine-5â € ™ -monophosphate, guanosine-5â € ™ -monophosphate ), L-carnitine.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Breast milk is the ideal food for the baby.
The World Organization of Sanità recommends it as an exclusive food up to the sixth month and as a milky component of a balanced diet even after the year of life.
If breastfeeding is not n it is possible or sufficient, always ask your pediatrician for advice.
Breastfeeding is an incomparable way to guarantee the ideal nourishment for the healthy growth and development of infants and provides benefits to their health by promoting the reduction of risk of disease.
Adequate nutrition during pregnancy and breastfeeding is essential, and every woman should rely on professionals in the sector to prepare for breastfeeding and to breastfeed without interference and difficulty.
The decision to not breastfeeding is difficult to revoke, and the use of formulated milk can affect milk production, it is therefore advisable to ask your pediatrician for advice on how to consider the social and financial implications that this choice brings with it.
Nell ' use of formulas for infants it is important to pay attention to the preparation and storage methods on the label of these products in order to avoid risks for baby's health.

Format
350g