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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2022 · 19 MIN

Plant Based Nutrition for Children

from Plant-Based Diet · host Plant-Based Diet: Plant Forward Eating and Lifestyle Tips

If you know a baby or child with food intolerances, allergies, skin sensitivities and growth or stomach problems, this episode is for you. Esther chats with the CEO of Else Nutrition, Hamutal Yitzhak, about the story behind Else and the benefits of a whole food plant based formula for children. Hamutal is a serial entrepreneur and inventor who has dedicated most of her professional life to infant and child nutrition.In this episode you’ll hear:1:10 – The story behind Else Nutrition4:45 – The formula explained6:35 – Intolerance v. allergy and statistics about dairy and soy allergies in children9:40 – About infant formula11:25 – Benefits of a whole food plant based formula for growth problems, skin sensitivities and gastric problems12:35 – Sugar content13:25 – How sustainable is an almond based formula v. a dairy formula?14:35 – Upcoming product lines for Else16:20 – Discount codeCREDITS: Sound Recording and Editing: Will CrannKeywords: Plant-Based Diet, Healthy Recipes, Weight Loss, Meatless Monday, WFPB, Heart Health, Vegan, Protein, Plant-based on a budget, Meal Prep, Veganuary, Hormone Balance, Plant Based, Grow Health Podcast, Health and Wellness Podcasting,  

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