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Fórmula Infantil para lactentes.

Contém:

  • DHA e ARA
  • Prebióticos
  • Nucleotídeos

  Por 100 g de pó Por 100 ml de fórmula reconstituída
Valor energético (kcal) 500 kcal = 2100 kj 67 kcal = 281 kj
Carboidratos, dos quais: 57 g 7,6 g
Lactose 43 g 5,8 g
Amido 14 g 1,9 g
Proteínas 9,5 g 1,3 g
Gorduras totais 26 g 3,5 g
Gorduras saturadas 6,2 g 0,8 g
Ácido linoleico 4,0 g 0,5 g
Ácido α-linolênico 330 mg 44 mg
Ácido docosahexaenóico (DHA) 60 mg 8,0 mg
Ácido araquidônico (ARA) 60 mg 8,0 mg
Gorduras trans 0 g 0 g
Fibra alimentar 3,0 g 0,4 g
Fruto-oligossacarídeo (FOS) 0,3 g 0,04 g
Galacto-oligossacarídeo (GOS) 2,7 g 0,36 g
Sódio 195 mg 26 mg
Cálcio 350 mg 47 mg
Ferro 5,5 mg 0,74 mg
Potássio 565 mg 76 mg
Cloreto 370 mg 50 mg
Fósforo 190 mg 25 mg
Magnésio 46 mg 6,2 mg
Iodo 179 μg 24 μg
Cobre 450 μg 60 μg
Zinco 5,1 mg 0,68 mg
Selênio 18 μg 2,4 μg
Manganês 100 μg 13 μg
Vitamina A 650 μg RE 87 μg RE
Vitamina D 6,8 μg 0,91 μg
Vitamina E 11 mg a-TE 1,5 mg a-TE
Vitamina K 39 μg 5,3 μg
Vitamina C 110 mg 15 mg
Vitamina B1 0,50 mg 0,07 mg
Vitamina B2 1,2 mg 0,16 mg
Niacina 5,8 mg 0,77 mg
Vitamina B6 0,36 mg 0,05 mg
Ácido fólico 80 μg 11 μg
Ácido pantotênico 4,8 mg 0,64 mg
Vitamina B12 1,3 μg 0,17 μg
Biotina 34 μg 4,6 μg
Colina 52 mg 7,0 mg
Inositol 34 mg 4,6 mg
Taurina 29 mg 3,9 mg
L-carnitina 9,6 mg 1,3 mg
Nucleotídeos 15 mg 2,0 mg

 

Reconstituição com 13,4 g de pó e 90 ml de água = 100ml.

Capacidade da colher medida: 4,47 g. *FOS e GOS são prebióticos.

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