Children's Formula Life Extension Mix™ 120 chewable tablets

Building the groundwork for adult health

Children need a sound nutritional basis upon which to grow and develop, so its important to ensure that they eat a balanced diet. However, with busy schedules and fast or processed foods, children may not meet all of their recommended daily value of nutrients.

In fact, researchers have found nutrient intake shortfalls are common in children and multivitamin/mineral supplements can be an important part of meeting daily nutrient requirements.^1-3 A daily multi-nutrient supplement can help provide the nutrition they need to grow up strong and healthy.

Supporting healthy growth

Childrens Formula Life Extension Mix™ contains nutrients found in Life Extension Mix™ in amounts suitable for children four years and older. Each easy-to-chew tablet contains essential minerals and vitamins, including A, D and C, that are important for a childs healthy development and growth.

Any supplement is only as good as a child’s willingness to take it. Parents know that children can be finicky about the taste, no matter how nutritious. Children’s Formula Life Extension Mix™ has an appealing berry flavor and now contains no sucrose.

Academic support

Some nutritional supplements have shown promising effects in supporting healthy attention and behavior control in school-age children.^4-8 Food supplements containing a mix of vitamins, minerals, phytonutrients, amino acids, essential fatty acids, phospholipids and probiotics have been reported to help support healthy attention and self-control in children.^9-11

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11. J Child Adolesc Psychopharmacol. 2002;12(3):205-19.