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NutraMetrix Offers Products for Healthcare Practices and Children with Special Needs
Products for Children With Special Needs
"'Might-a-Mins Spectrum' products are formulated for children who need metabolic and neurological support, with appropriate ingredients and dosages for children. They are specifically intended for special needs children, such as those on the autism spectrum, who often have gastrointestinal symptoms such as diarrhea, constipation, nausea and stomach pain," McQuillin says. "Sometimes, their bodies absorb nutrients poorly, or they may have difficulties with eating. Our supplements are designed for efficient absorption; 95% of the product can be absorbed in five minutes. That's the next best thing to intravenous delivery." There are five products in the Might-a-Mins Spectrum" line, including "Might-a-Mins Spectrum Isotonix OPC3", which assists in providing antioxidant defense, maintaining brain health, and supporting the production of neurotransmitters; Might-a-Mins Spectrum Isotonix Digestive Enzymes, which promotes stomach comfort and bowel regularity in children by enhancing enzymatic breakdown of food so it can be more easily absorbed; Might-a-Mins Spectrum Isotonix Multivitamin, to provide a strong micronutrient foundation; Might-a-Mins Spectrum Probiotics (in chewable form), five carefully selected bacterial strains – four lactobacilli strains and one streptococcus strain – each with a role to help support children's health, to help restore the normal gastrointestinal bacteria; and Might-a-Mins Spectrum Essential Omega 3 (in liquid form) to support brain health and immune function. One mother, whose 4 1/2 year old son is autistic, has been giving Spectrum isotonix to her son. "Two months of Spectrum supplements cleared up the rash he has had all his life. His eye contact has improved. I am getting positive letters from his teacher on a regular basis. Most importantly, he is connecting and communicating more with people. I believe that the Spectrum supplements are playing a crucial role in his progress." To contact Jean McQuillin, call (412) 759-4199 or send email to jeaniemcquillin@yahoo.com. For more information, visit www.nutraMetrix.com. ![]() |
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