The fragile children's body needs powerful vitamin support. Ideally, nutrients should come from food. But, unfortunately, the quality of modern products leaves much to be desired, therefore, multivitamin complexes are simply necessary. For example, you should pay attention to the "Multivitamol" by Dr. Theiss.
Composition
Vitamins "Multivitamol" Dr. Tays are available in the form of syrup. The composition includes such components useful for the children's body:
- lysine hydrochloride;
- soya lecithin;
- nicotinamide;
- calcium pantothenate;
- vitamin C;
- vitamin B1;
- vitamin B2;
- Vitamin E
- Vitamin B6
- vitamin A;
- Vitamin D3
The composition also includes a number of auxiliary components: sugar syrup, water, citric acid, flavoring and so on.
Indications
"The multivitamol" by Dr. Tyss is a multivitamin complex of general strengthening effect. Its main purpose is to compensate for the deficiency of vitamins A, D, E, C, group B, as well as substances such as lysine and lecithin. Supplements are especially recommended for schoolchildren. Lysine and lecithin is exactly what they need for normal activity and successful study.
The tool has the following effect:
- promotes healthy growth and harmonious development of the child;
- supports the body with unbalanced nutrition;
- strengthens the immune system, increases resistance to infectious diseases;
- prevents the occurrence of anemia;
- improves appetite;
- accelerates recovery and recovery from past illnesses;
- protects against mental and physical stress;
- increases efficiency;
- helps to improve memory and concentration;
- normalizes metabolism.
Contraindications
Unfortunately, not all children can take the Dr. Tysse Multivitamol vitamins. Supplements are contraindicated in such cases:
- individual intolerance or allergies to any components of the drug;
- diabetes.
The manufacturer recommends consulting with your doctor before taking vitamins.
Application
Doctors Tayssa "Multivitamol" vitamin complex with lysine and lecithin is intended for children from 6 years. Dosage and method of application depend on the age of the child. Namely:
- for children aged 6-10 years, the recommended dosage is a teaspoon 1-2 times a day;
- for older children and adults, the recommended dosage is 1-2 teaspoons 1-2 times a day.
It is important not to exceed the daily dosage so as not to encounter allergic reactions.
Positive reviews
Before acquiring Dr. Tysz "Multivitamol" vitamins with lysine and lecithin, ask your child what other parents think about this dietary supplement. Here are the main positive reviews:
- a significant volume of 200 ml - the syrup is enough for a long time;
- reasonable price - much cheaper than other vitamin complexes with a similar composition;
- a good rich composition (but I would like it to contain not only vitamins, but also trace elements);
- syrup can be taken not only for children but also for adults;
- some time after the start of dietary supplement intake, the child becomes more active;
- after taking vitamins, the child becomes much more resistant to colds, tolerates them much easier;
- the general condition of the child improves - lethargy disappears, appetite is activated;
- after taking dietary supplements, the child begins to sleep much better (at the same time he is very peppy in the mornings).
Negative reviews
There are also negative comments among Dr. Tess's Multivitamole reviews. Here are some points to consider:
- as a thickener, harmful xanthan gum is used (although it is safe in small doses, I would not want to see it in children's vitamins);
- the composition contains a peach flavor, but it is not indicated which substance is used;
- also upsets the presence of a preservative;
- not very pleasant taste - there is too much sugar syrup;
- there is oil in the composition, and therefore, after taking vitamins, discomfort may occur (for example, slight nausea);
- there is no special spoon in the package for proper dosing;
- the manufacturer recommended a monthly course, but 200 ml is not enough for this, you have to buy a second bottle or stop taking it;
- a few weeks after the end of the dietary supplement, the effect gradually disappears.