Nestle Alfamino

Alfamino® Infant is a hypoallergenic amino acid-based formula for infants ages 0-12 months with cow's milk protein allergy, multiple food allergies or malabsorptive conditions. This nutritionally complete formula provides essential nutrients that infants need for growth and development and has a unique fat blend containing medium chain triglycerides (MCT) to facilitate fat absorption.

Expiry Date l: 20 December 2023
Phone : +1 (225) 831-8100
Email: nestlealfamino.com@gmail.com

AGE AND WARNING

It is suitable for use as a sole source of nutrition for babies under 1 year old, and for those over 1 year old (with food allergies) with the advice of a physician.
It does not contain lactose, sucrose and gluten.
It should be used under medical supervision.

Unboiled water, unboiled bottles, improper storage conditions or improperly prepared formula can make your baby sick.
Prepare only one bottle of formula at a time. Feed the formula to your baby immediately after preparing it and follow the instructions exactly. Do not store and discard any formula left in the bottle.

Key Benefits

Alfamino® Infant is manufactured under Nestlé’s high quality standards. This easy-to-digest infant formula is lactose-free and gluten-free. Alfamino® hypoallergenic amino acid-based formulas with unique lipid blends are designed to:

Minimize the chance of further allergic reactions in a child with Cows' Milk Protein Allergy
Meet nutritional requirements while managing EoE with an elemental diet
Provide nutritional support to infants and children with SBS when an amino acid-based formula may be appropriate
Provide a formula with MCT that is efficiently absorbed to provide a more readily available energy source, especially during times of gastrointestinal compromise
Promote adequate growth in healthy infants
Meet the AAP criteria for hypoallergenicity

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UNDER MEDICAL SUPERVISION

USE UNDER MEDICAL SUPERVISION Important notice: Mothers are encouraged to continue breastfeeding even when their infants have cows’ milk protein allergy, and can seek dietary counseling to help completely remove all sources of cows’ milk protein from their diets.

Talk to your health care provider about transitioning to Alfamino® Junior when age appropriate (1 year or older)

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Protective Role For You And Your Baby

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Breast milk is rich in protective factors that are good for infant health, growth and development, and decrease the risk of your baby developing diseases later in life
Mothers who breastfeed have a reduced risk of developing diabetes as well as of developing breast and ovarian cancer

Emotional Benefits

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You and your baby develop and maintain a strong emotional bond.

The Earlier The Better

Breastfeeding within the first hour of birth ensures the baby receives the first milk, called colostrum
For the first 6 months, exclusive breastfeeding is recommended

WHEN AND HOW TO START WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF SOLID FOODS

By the time your baby is 6 months old, breastfeeding (or infant formulas) is no longer sufficient to fully support growth and development, and complementary foods should be introduced. The exact timing will depend on the individual infant and family.

Weaning before 17 weeks is not recommended. If you start complementary feeding too early, you can increase the risk of your baby becoming ill—the reflex that supports moving of solid foods around the mouth and swallowing them usually develops between ages of 4 and 7 months.

Similarly, if you start too late, your baby may not be getting all the nutritional support they need, which increases the risk of your baby developing deficiencies in key vitamins and minerals and delayed growth.