LACTIN Powder: The Perfectly balanced Nutrition for pregnant & Lactating Mothers.
Corresponding Author(s) : Govind Shukla
lactonovaresearch44@gmail.com
International Journal of Allied Medical Sciences and Clinical Research,
Vol. 8 No. 3 (2020): 2020 Volume - 8 Issue-3
Abstract
LACTIN powder ,The ultimate Nutrition for pregnant & Lactating Mothers meets the additional nutritional requirement of pregnant & lactating mothers having more of proteins, vitamins & minerals that meets & exceeds RDA requirement. Manages Malnutrition,Increases Lactation (Galactogogue),Gives relief from gastro-intestinal ulcers,Improveslibido,Dailyrejuvenative tonic for women,Alleviates symptoms of PreMenstrualSyndrome& Improves fertility Shatavari,DHA ,L-Carnitine,& GLA are used in lactin for threatened abortion in pregnant women and as a lactation enhancing - galactogogue. Shatavari regulates hormonal secretion and maintains and nourishes female reproductive organs. Shatavari act as an emollient, cooling, nervine tonic, constipating, galactogogue, aphrodisiac, diuretic, rejuvenating, carminative, stomachic and antiseptic. It has beneficial effects when taken in cases of in nervous disorders, dyspepsia, diarrhoea, dysentry, tumors, inflammations, hyperdipsia, neuropathy, hepatopathy, cough, bronchitis, hyperacidity and certain infectious diseases.
Keywords
malnutrition
nutrition in Pregnancy &lactation
C.Subrahmanyam, Govind Shukla, Akankshasonal Khess, M.Dayanand, & C.J Sampath Kumar. (2020). LACTIN Powder: The Perfectly balanced Nutrition for pregnant & Lactating Mothers. International Journal of Allied Medical Sciences and Clinical Research, 8(3), 711-716. Retrieved from https://ijamscr.com/ijamscr/article/view/932
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23. Sethi V, Kapil U (2004). "Iodine deficiency and development of brain". Indian J Pediatr71 (4): 325–9..