Siddhayu Appetite Yogue For Kids

Siddhayu Appetite Yogue For Kids - 200 ml Details

Description

Siddhayu Reimagining Ayurveda Appetite Yogue Appetite Yogue is the ultimate, wholesome, all-natural appetite stimulant to help boost your child?s hunger as nature intended. The formula contains ginger, aloe vera, vidang, and other potent digestive stimulants. A holistic Ayurvedic, herbal combination that will gently yet effectively balance enzyme secretion and rouse your child to eat. It is ideally suited for fussy eaters, who are otherwise healthy. Use Appetite Yogue to naturally promote healthy appetite in children. Helps establish a healthy appetite and digestion from an early age Facilitates elimination of the root cause by improving digestive metabolism Supports a healthy response to food and rouses hunger Helps check weight loss, stimulate overall growth and well-being Gluten-free, Soy-free, Purity-tested, Dairy-free, All natural

Benefits

FOR BEST RESULTS Don?t force the child to eat Allow the child to explore the variety of food textures, tastes and smells Introduce mindful eating

How to Use

1 tsp twice daily for 1 to 5 years of age 2 tsp twice daily for 6 to 14 years of age Half an hour before meals Caution : If your kid has any medical condition or take medications, please consult with your healthcare practitioner before use. Before taking Appetite Yogue Syrup, consult your healthcare practitioner if you have any allergies. Keep out of reach of children.

Ingredients

Ginger Ginger or Zingiber officinale is a herbaceous, flowering plant native to southeastern Asia. The aromatic rhizome (underground stem) has been used in Ayurveda to manage gastrointestinal complaints. Ginger contains several bioactive compounds that help stimulate enzyme secretion, support normal-bowel movement, ensuring regular elimination of waste. Ginger supports healthy digestion, absorption, alleviation from constipation, and flatulence. Aloe Vera Aloe Vera or Aloe barbadensis is a popular medicinal plant often described as the ?Wonder plant?. Studies have shown that barbaloin ? an active compound found in Aloe Vera ? has laxative powers that help cleanse the digestive system. It helps improve intestinal movement, motility, thereby relieving constipation. This, in turn, supports improved digestion and absorption of essential nutrients. Vidang Vidang or Embelia Ribes, is commonly known as false black pepper. It is rich in the concentration of tannins, a polyphenolic compound, which is known to inhibit energy generation in the parasites. The parasitic worms in the stomach and gut are unable to generate energy and are destroyed.