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ASCENDA® is designed for children with increased nutritional needs due to picky eating, growth concerns, or inadequate nutrition from illness.
How does ASCENDA® support catch-up growth?
ASCENDA® is high in energy, high-quality protein and is a source of calcium. It contains 100% of key growth nutrients such as Iron, Zinc and Vitamin A to support catch-up growth.
Can ASCENDA® replace regular meals?
No. ASCENDA® should be used as part of a healthy, balanced diet and is not intended to replace regular meals unless advised by a healthcare professional.
My child already eats well. Do they still need ASCENDA?
A balanced diet is always the foundation of good nutrition.
Is ASCENDA® suitable for picky eaters?
Yes. ASCENDA® is designed for children who may not be meeting their nutritional needs through food alone and can help provide key nutrients commonly lacking in picky eaters.
Does ASCENDA® support brain development?
Yes. ASCENDA® contains sphingomyelin, phospholipids, choline and DHA which supports brain development.
Does ASCENDA contains any Prebiotics or Probiotics?
ASCENDA® contains Oligofructose, a dietary fiber that acts as a prebiotic but does not contain any probiotic. Oligofructose that help increases beneficial bacteria (probiotics) in the gut.
Is ASCENDA® made with real milk?
ASCENDA® is made with real skimmed milk powder, and it also contains high-quality dairy proteins as part of its complete nutritional formulation.
When should my child consume ASCENDA®?
ASCENDA® may be consumed at breakfast, between meals, after school, or before bedtime as part of a balanced diet.
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