Nestlé NAN INFINIPRO® 4 Formula Milk Powder - With motherly synergistic nutrition to support immunity and gut health

Suitable from 36 months onward 

1+1 Synergistic Love & Protection for Babies 
Nestlé HK understands the persistence and challenges faced by working mothers, recognizing their commitment to providing maternal-level nutrition. To support these mothers, Nestlé HK has introduced the Nestlé® NAN® INFINIPRO® formula powder.

This innovative formula combines over 155 years of research in infant nutrition with a deep understanding of mother's natural lactating secretion. It empowers mothers to continue offering essential nutrition, ensuring their babies receive the protective benefits of maternal care even after they return to work. With this formula, Nestlé aims to support the health and development of babies, providing a nurturing foundation for their growth.

Using more than 155 years of scientific research on infant nutrition and knowledge of mothers’ natural lactating secretion, the upgraded formula contains the 1st Synergistic Blend ∆ of 2 probiotics (B.I. + B.L.) and 6HMOs^ in Hong Kong to better support babies’ immunity and gut health. Combining with research-proven pHF-W1-2, Nestle hopes to best assist moms in the journey of preventing allergy and supporting healthy physical growth of babies, nourishing infinite possible of motherly love.
 

Synergistic Nutrition Providing More Enhanced Immune & Gut Protection 
Nestlé® NAN® INFINIPRO® Formula is inspired by synergistic nutrition found within mother's natural lactation, in hope of providing a more enhanced protection of babies’ health. 
This synergistic effect can only be found in specific nutrient blend, and not achievable by simply consuming any HMOs or probiotics alone. Moms have to be vigilant in choosing the right synergistic blend, so as to better support babies’ immunity and gut health and nourishing infinite possible of motherly love.
 

To enhance immune and gut protection at babies' early stage, mom should pay attention to two key nutritional factors:

1/ Diverse Bifidobacteria Probiotics
Probiotics help maintain gut health, but mothers should especially focus on supplementing with bifidobacteria. Research indicates that early intake of sufficient and diverse bifidobacteria can support immune function7-8. Certain probiotics, such as B.I. bifidobacteria, can effectively work in synergy with HMOs to achieve better collaborative effects9, enhancing your baby’s gut immune protection.

2/ Diverse HMOs
HMOs are the third largest component in a mother’s natural breastmilk and help support immunity10-11. Each type of HMO has a unique structure and function, and a diverse range of HMOs can provide more comprehensive immune protection10-11.
Know More about 1+1 Synergistic Nutrition 

∆ Sources: Mintel Certification of Findings from GNPD Database, 2023. Referring to combination of B. Infantis & 6HMOs among formula and growing up milk. Comparison made with infant formulas sold in 79 countries as of November 2023.^2‘FL、LNT、3’FL、6’SL、3’SL and DFL (Types of HMO, not sourced from breastmilk) Contain 81 mg per 100 mL of prepared formula. #Comparing to babies aged 0-6 months old who only consume B.I. probiotics, babies who consume multi-HMOs and B.I. probiotics have 2 times more SCFAs.+ Comparing babies aged 0-6 months old who consumed formula milk with B.L. probiotics with control group. *Release of serotonin by 1000 times when comparing to β-lactoglobulin as stated in vitro study. #The increase in gut immune nutrients indicates that samples of infants aged 0-6 months showed over a 2-fold increase in short-chain fatty acids after supplementation with diverse HMOs and B.I. probiotics compared to samples with only B.I. probiotics. +Research subjects were infants around 6 months old, comparing those consuming formula with B.L. probiotics to a control group. *Reduction of serotonin release by 1000 times when comparing to β-lactoglobulin as stated in vitro study.

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Breastmilk is the best.