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Goat Milk - Is It a Good Option for Your Child?

GOATS WERE ONE OF THE FIRST DOMESTICATED FARM ANIMALS

Goat Eating Grass

DOMESTICATED 10,000 YEARS AGO 2 Goats are stronger farm animals that can adapt to desert, mountainous, and tropical areas where other livestock species would not thrive.2

GOAT MILK HAS A LONG HISTORY OF USE AND CONTINUES TO BE POPULAR TODAY

Middle East

Preferred choice in the Middle East3

Approved by EFSA

Approved by EFSA, 2012 as a suitable protein source for infant and follow-on formulae4

EFSA:European Food Safety Authority

IS GOAT MILK GOOD FOR YOUR BABY? Goat milk has several unique characteristics that can make it a gentle and nutritious alternative source of milk.5-8

Easy-to-digest Easy-to-digest5-6
Brain development5 Brain development5
Stronger immunity5 Stronger immunity5
Less allergenic Less allergenic*6-7
High level of important nutrients High level of important nutrients6, 8
Goat Milk

A recent survey conducted shows around 42% mothers are likely to switch to Goat milk9

NATURE ENHANCED BY SCIENCE

|Goat Milk Protien

High quality easy-to-digest protein with essential vitamins, minerals and nutrients to support healthy growth 7,20,27

Gentle Probiotic

A naturally occurring probiotic in breast milk with proven benefits10-13 Boosts Immunity10-13 Gut Friendly10-13

DHA

An essential nutrient that helps support brain and eye development14,15

Natural High Quality Sourcing

90% of our goat milk originates from Austria and Netherlands 16

High Quality Selective Breed

Use of high-quality goats of selective breeds: Saanen goats-white*16 *Saanen goat milk has higher oligosaccharide content

Swiss Made

World renowned for producing premium products

S-26 GOAT MILK 3

S-26® GOAT MILK 3 IS THE FIRST AND ONLY GOAT MILK WITH PROBIOTIC L. REUTERI

Boots Immunity

BOOSTS IMMUNITY

Promotes immunity by regulating immune cells10-13

1st & Only Goat Milk Probiotic
Supports Gut Comfort

SUPPORTS GUT COMFORT

Promotes healthy gut flora, maintains intestinal barrier and helps reduce gastrointestinal symptoms10-13

L. REUTERI IN S-26® GOAT MILK 3 MAY HELP TO STRENGTHEN IMMUNITY AND GUT HEALTH

Improved Colic Symptoms

S-26® GOAT MILK 3 CONTAINS A NATURALLY EASY-TO-DIGEST GOAT MILK PROTEIN, THAT IS CLOSER TO HUMAN MILK IN DIGESTIBILITY21

Digestion Efficiency

Digestion efficiency

HIGH LEVELS OF DHA IN S26® GOAT MILK 3 SUPPORTS BRAIN AND VISUAL DEVELOPMENT

Mental Development

Improves mental development14

Supports future learning

Supports future learning14,23

S-26 GOAT MILK 3
Supports visual development & acuity

Supports visual development & acuity15,22

Brain Development
Supports achievement of language & motor milestones

Supports achievement of language & motor milestones23

GOAT MILK CONTAINS ADDITIONAL INGREDIENTS THAT OFFER BENEFITS TO THE BABY

1 Unique
Oil Mix
Unique oil Mix
2 Prebiotic
Oligosaccharides
Prebiotic oligosaccharides

Preparation methods

How to Prepare Got Milk S-26

Wash your hands before preparing baby’s formula.

Wash your hands before preparing baby’s formula.

Wash cup thoroughly until no milk remains

Wash cup thoroughly until no milk remains.

Boil for 5 minutes, leave covered until use

Boil for 5 minutes, leave covered until use.

Boil drinking water for 5 minutes; allow to cool until luke warm

Boil drinking water for 5 minutes; allow to cool until luke warm.

Consult feeding table, pour exact amount of lukewarm water into the cup

Consult feeding table, pour exact amount of lukewarm water into the cup.

Use only the scoop from this container. Powder must be leveled.

Use only the scoop from this container. Powder must be leveled.

Consult feeding table, add exact number of level scoops into cup

Consult feeding table, add exact number of level scoops into cup.

Stir until powder completely dissolves. To be consumed within 1 hour

Stir until powder completely dissolves. To be consumed within 1 hour.

lose tin tightly after each use & store it in a cool & dry place. Must be used within 3 weeks after opening

Close tin tightly after each use & store it in a cool & dry place. Must be used within 3 weeks after opening.

Warning: Unboiled water, unboiled cups or incorrect dilution can make your child ill. Incorrect storage, handling, preparation and feeding can potentially lead to adverse effects for the health of your child.

Serving Methods

1 Scoop from Goat Milk 30ml 210 ml of water 7 number of scoops 3 feeds per day 1-3 years age

IMPORTANT NOTICE: We believe that breastfeeding is the ideal nutritional start for babies and we fully support the World Health Organizations recommendation of exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of life followed by the introduction of adequate nutritious complementary foods along with continued breastfeeding up to two years of age. S-26 GOAT MILK STAGE 3 is not a breast-milk substitute. We recommend that you speak to your healthcare professional about how to feed your baby and seek advice on when to introduce this product.

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