Nutrients that prevent disorders and deformities

Babies experience rapid growth in the initial years of infancy. Within a few years from birth, your child will learn to walk and communicate through gestures and sounds. Infants also begin to understand their surrounding with their increasing cognitive abilities.

Hidden Hunger is a major blow to an individual’s growth and development. It occurs when there is an acute lack of essential micronutrients in the body. This is true of young mothers and infants in particular.

Good nutrition does not necessarily come from eating enough quantity of food. What matters more is the right kind of food your child eats and at the right time.

Micronutrients and immunity go hand in hand. Micronutrients are required for the regular functioning of body systems.

Babies undergo rapid physiological changes during the period of 6-24 months During this period, they need adequate nutrients to sustain physical and mental growth. Along with macronutrients, micronutrients play a critical role in their overall development. The deficiency of micronutrients leads to hidden hunger. 

‘Hidden Hunger’ means a consistent deficiency of vitamins and minerals such as Vitamin A, Zinc, Iron and Iodine in the body leading to poor health, mental impairment, low productivity and in extreme cases, even death. 

Hidden hunger is a condition in which your child does not get enough micronutrients like vitamins and minerals. While a child’s diet may provide enough fat and carbohydrates, it often lacks sufficient micronutrients that allow the child to be physically and mentally strong.  

Hidden hunger is a lack of micronutrients, classified as minerals and vitamins, in the body. These micronutrients have a specific role in our bodily functions. 

Hidden hunger is caused by the insufficiency of Minerals and Vitamins in an individual’s diet. Globally, the lack of these micronutrients has lead to major health concerns which affect 2 billion people.