Gastrointestinal Health

FGIDs

Regurgitation, infantile colic and functional constipation are common functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGIDs) during infancy. The FGIDs and their symptoms are often extremely distressing for the infant and parents, leading to a cascade of infant discomfort and crying, parental anxiety, repeated healthcare consultations and escalating healthcare costs.

By providing complete and updated parental education, reassurance and nutritional advice, healthcare professionals can optimise the management of FGIDs and related symptoms.1

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The impact of early life nutrition on GI function

The GI tract undergoes rapid growth and development during early life; the nutrition an infant receives during this time can have a significant impact on this process.

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The GI tract undergoes rapid growth and development during early life; the nutrition an infant receives during this time can have a significant impact on this process.

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Functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGIDs) in early life

During infancy, functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGIDs) and related symptoms are frequent and have been suggested to be linked to the immaturity of the gut physiology and functionality.

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During infancy, functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGIDs) and related symptoms are frequent and have been suggested to be linked to the immaturity of the gut physiology and functionality.

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Clinically proven innovations for FGID management

Our unique innovations have been clinically proven to be beneficial for infants with FGID symptoms.

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Our unique innovations have been clinically proven to be beneficial for infants with FGID symptoms.

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