Yes, its a perfect supplement. Iron deficiency anemia in mothers and children is the most prevalent nutritional disorder. Pregnant women can use spirulina's vegetable protein and bioavailable iron. In India and Vietnam, doctors prescribe spirulina for pregnant and nursing mothers and their infants. Parents are often surprised how much their children enjoy this green food. Kids like to suck on tablets and munch spirulina covered popcorn.

Nutrilite does not recommend consumption of this product by pregnant/nursing mothers without consultation with their physician. See similar questions...

According to the American Dietetic Association, vegetarian diets can meet all nitrogen needs and amino acid requirements for growth. A vegan diet, to be on the safe side, should be well planned, and probably include fortified soy milk. If you live in a cold climate and you don't intend to get your child out in the sun a lot after you finish breastfeeding then a vegan source of vitamin D should be added to their diet. See similar questions...

Yes. Dr. Ben Kim's Greens is made out of whole foods only. Anyone - children, infants, and pregnant women included - can take Dr. Ben Kim's Greens. See similar questions...

Yes, giving Spirulina to your children is a great idea! It's an easy way to fill in the gaps when they aren't eating all of the veggies that they should be eating. Spirulina tablets can be chewed or swallowed (if your child is able), and Spirulina powder can be added to yogurt, juice or applesauce. See similar questions...

For generations, people of all ages have safely enjoyed the benefits of Spirulina in many cultures around the world. While the advice of a physician is always recommended when incorporating any dietary supplement, regardless of age or condition, the suggested daily amount of 15-30 tablets is intended for adults averaging 120 pounds. For larger or smaller adults and children, the number of tablets may be adjusted accordingly. No. See similar questions...

No. There is no Ampalaya Plus study yet involving pregnant women and children below 7 years old. Hence, caution should be taken. See similar questions...

My daughter who is 11 years old and is starting to get acne (deep red pinples with yellow like head to it) has recently tried proactive and oxybalance with what appears to be an allergic reaction to it. After being on Proactive off and on for months, her face started getting red splotches to where I can to stop the medication. See similar questions...

The CDC and the U.S. EPA both suggest that there is no evidence of adverse effects for pregnant or nursing women. There's specific information at www.cdc.gov/westnile. We suggest you also review a recent journal article by Dr. Gideon Koren and colleagues. Our recommendation is for pregnant women to consult their personal physicians about the use of DEET-based products during pregnancy and breast feeding. See similar questions...

Yes. Seacure® was developed in response to the protein needs of malnourished infants and expectant mothers in third-world countries. It was tested extensively during the 1960’s in Brazil and found to be not only safe but also very effective. Pregnant or nursing mothers should always consult with their doctors when taking any medication or nutritional supplement. See similar questions...

XS Energy Drinks are generally as safe as a cola drink or cup of tea or coffee. In fact, due to the lack of sugar XS is recommended by many health professionals as a much better ‘treat’ for most children than sodas or even juices. Due to the herb content and Vitamin-B complex, drinking XS Energy Drinks will offer many of the same benefits as drinking Green Tea – very beneficial for managing stress and as an antioxidant. See similar questions...

AFA is not contraindicated for pregnant or nursing women. However, we recommend that pregnant or nursing women consult with their medical or healthcare professional prior to consuming AFA. (Top) The beneficial effects of AFA in your body can be subtle as it works to provide long-term protection and well-being. Some people may experience noticeable changes within a few weeks of use - others may notice no effect whatsoever. See similar questions...

Yes. As a general rule dosage should be adjusted for the reduced body weight of children and infants. Dosage of one teaspoon for every 70 pounds of body weight is generally appropriate. See similar questions...

MedSlant™ is the perfect size to fit under a crib mattress to benefit infants suffering from reflux or congestion. Children old enough to sleep on a pillow will benefit from MedSlant™ just as adults do. See similar questions...

Caffeine-free XS Energy Drinks are as safe as any soft drink. We recommend using caffeine & herb-free XS drinks with children because most children already have plenty of energy. See similar questions...

Children ages 2-7: Start with of an Oral Chelation capsule before bed and of an Age-less caplet upon waking. Administration of each should be done every other day (make sure you are not giving your child the formula daily but are instead skipping one day in between administrations) for the first week (7 days) that the child is on the formula. After the first week progress to of an Oral Chelation capsule before bed and of a Age-less caplet upon waking every day. See similar questions...

Needleless treatment is primarily used for young children. Studies have shown that it is useful for treating jaundice in newborns. Infants and babies can also be successfully treated for colic, earache, cerebral palsy, and myopia. See similar questions...

Studies have not been done to address the safety of Pentabosol™ in these two groups or to determine whether Pentabosol™ appears in human breast milk. For these reasons, we do not recommend that women take the product during these times. That said, after delivery in women who elect not to breast-feed or after weaning in those who do, Pentabosol™ is of great help in losing the baby weight See similar questions...