Your Child’s Body Immune System

Proper Hygiene Practice — Guard against germ spread

• Correct hand washing, especially before eating and after using the toilet, reduce infection risk.
• Replace toothbrush every 3-4 months avoid germs continuously accumulate on the old toothbrush.

Prebiotics & Probiotics — A healthy gut is the key to healthy growth

• Most of the immune system lies in the gut; therefore, maintaining good intestinal bacteria provides a protective shield against harmful germs, and reduce the number of sick days and incident of sickness.
• Taking prebiotics (food for good bacteria) together with probiotics give synergistic health benefits to your child. A healthy gut is the key to healthy growth, and it also strengthen the immune system.

Balanced Lifestyle — Nutritious food, stay active & rest well

• Eating a variety of food provides your child with wholesome nutrients necessary for growth.
• Regular outdoor activities and sweating make your child healthier and stronger.
• Getting enough sleep at night is important for your child’s body to regenerates and renew itself.

Avoid close contact with the sick — Reduce exposure to infectious germs

• Avoid close contact with anyone who is coughing and sneezing as germs and other infectious illnesses can be spread through the air.

Banish 2nd-hand Smoke — Cigarette smoke cause more harm to child

• Your child is more susceptible to the numerous toxins found in cigarette smoke because the child breathes at a faster rate, and the natural detoxification system is immature.