When children do not like to eat, they will have indigestion, or very thin, poor health, easy to catch a cold. Since it's the spleen and stomach problem, it's also related to the children's daily warm eating habits. It can't be solved by taking medicine, but by eating and drinking. So if you don't pay attention to your stomach, you'll get hurt. Today we're going to share whether infants can eat fructooligosaccharides?
Can infants and young children eat fructooligosaccharides? Of course, it's good for children's spleen and stomach. There are many factors affecting children's spleen and stomach, such as weather, diet, including sleep quality, mental state, emotional fluctuations and so on. Fructooligosaccharide is a kind of hard to digest sugar, and it is also the food of beneficial bacteria in the body. Fructooligosaccharides help to regulate the balance of flora, so it is best to feed beneficial bacteria regularly to maintain the micro ecological environment.
Fructooligosaccharides are not suitable for people in principle, because many foods for infants, middle-aged and elderly people will contain some milk drinks and herbal tea. They all contain fructooligosaccharides, so fructooligosaccharides are stable in nature, free of toxic and harmful ingredients, and very safe for the body. Need to be reminded that hypoglycemic friends can not eat fructooligosaccharides instead of sugar, because it is not absorbed by the human body. When beneficial bacteria occupy the absolute advantage in the intestinal tract, it can also help inhibit and eliminate harmful bacteria and pathogenic bacteria, and help promote gastrointestinal peristalsis and digestion. When children's spleen and stomach are weak, it is very helpful to help children develop good eating habits, avoid excessive intake of fat and meat, and supplement daily rations of yoghurt, probiotics, stachyose and other beneficial bacteria
It can be used with zangling stachyose, which is very helpful to promote the growth, reproduction and colonization of probiotics in the intestine.