How to Prepare
Promil Gold® Four Powdered Milk
1
Wash your hands before preparing the milk.
2
Boil drinking water for five minutes. Allow to cool until lukewarm.
3
Mix approximately 39g of powdered milk (3 heaping tablespoons) with 210 mL (7 fl. oz.) of previously boiled lukewarm water into glass.
4
Stir until powder is fully dissolved.
5
Serve 2 glasses per day.
Warning
Unboiled water or incorrect dilution can make your child ill. Incorrect storage, handling, preparation and feeding can potentially lead to adverse effects on the health of your child.
Prepare only one serving at a time and follow the instructions exactly. Make sure your child consumes the milk immediately. Do not keep unfinished milk, discard the contents.
Using more or less powdered milk than indicated could either lead to dehydration or deprive your child of proper nutrition. Do not change proportions without medical advice.
Choose The Right
Promil Gold® Four For You
900g
Good for 1.5 weeks*
1.2kg
(400g × 3)
Good for 2 weeks*
1.8kg
(450g × 4)
Good for 3 weeks*
*Estimated usage with 2 serves per day
Give your AlphaKid our most advanced* PROMIL GOLD® FOUR - the first and only formula from Wyeth Nutrition™ enriched with breakthrough brain-boosting α-Lipids.
With up to 100x faster brain power through myelination, your child can think fast!
Together with a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.
For children aged 3+. Not suitable for use as a breastmilk substitute.
*vs previous PROMIL GOLD® FOUR formulations
REFERENCES
- Susuki, K. (2010) Myelin: A Specialized Membrane for Cell Communication. Nature Education, 3(9):59
- Hughes, EG, Apple, B. (2016) Cell Biology of CNS Myelination Current Opinion in Neurobiology, 39:93–100
- Morell, P, Quarles, RH. (1999) Characteristic Composition of Myelin. Basic Neurochemistry: Molecular, Cellular and Medical Aspects. 6th edition, American Society for Neurochemistry accessed at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK28221/
- Deoni, S., Dean III., D. Joelson, S., O’Regan, I., Schneider, N., Early nutrition influences developmental myelination and cognition in infants and young children, Neuroimage (2018), doi: 10.1016/.neuroimage.2017.12.056
ASC REF CODE: W055P042720PS
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