Kids Mineral Minds 60 Capsules Blackmores
Blackmores Kids Mineral Minds is a mineral formula for children to support healthy brain development, learning and concentration in children. Children often have low levels of nutrients necessary for healthy development. Studies have shown that up to 76% of Australian school children have low iodine levels, which may impair IQ and school performance.
- Contains iodine which is necessary for IQ development
- Contains minerals necessary for school performance
- No artificial sweeteners
- Tooth-friendly formula
- Great tasting, chewable, strawberry flavoured tablet
- Helps with the metabolism of omega-3s
For best results, Blackmores recommends that you use this product with Kids Fruity Fishies™
The development of the brain continues throughout childhood and adolescence and requires a steady supply of many nutrients including essential minerals. Mineral deficiencies are more common than is often believed and can negatively impact the development and function of the growing brain.
Contains:
- Vitamin B6 - has a role in the metabolism of essential fatty acids including EPA and DHA which are found in fish oil.
- Vitamin B12 - required for proper nerve development
- Vitamin C - as well as assisting in iron absorption, is involved with the synthesis of neurotransmitters
- Folic acid
- Iodine - deficiency may be more common than most people realise. Studies on the effects of iodine deficiency in children conclude that iodine deficiency can lower the IQ of school-aged children by 13.5 points. Healthy iodine levels are required for IQ development and school performance
- Iron - found in high levels in brain tissue, and has multiple roles in the function of neurotransmitters in the brain. Low blood iron levels have been linked to poorer maths performance in a large, nationwide study of over 5,000 American children
- Magnesium - highly concentrated in brain tissue and is required for proper nerve function
- Zinc - helps to support concentration, reasoning and cognition in children. Low levels of zinc may be linked with reduced reading ability. The incidence of suboptimal zinc consumption in Australia is widespread, with 32% of 8-11 year old boys and 70% of 8-11 year old girls consuming less than the RDI of zinc. Also has a role in the metabolism of essential fatty acids including EPA and DHA which are found in fish oil
Not to be used in children under 2 years of age.
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