10 Back-to-school health products for kids

Jul 27, 2010 11:24 AM by Michele Borboa, MS

Posted in Health & Wellness / Children's Health

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Back to school means summer is over and your kids are once again working hard in the classroom. The busy schedules, hours of homework and exposure to new germs all can take their toll on children of all ages. A balanced diet, adequate sleep and products that promote healthy immune systems can keep your kids in peak health and even improve their performance in the classroom and on the playground. Here are 10 back-to-school health products to stock up on before your kids head to class.

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Lifeway Probugs Organic Kefir for Kids

Want a delicious and healthy food that's so attractively packaged kids won't think twice about consuming it? ProBugs Organic Kefir for Kids is a drinkable dairy product that is rich in inulin, calcium and probiotics that help increase the level of good bacteria in children's digestive systems and boost immune system health. In four kid-friendly flavors - Goo-Berry Pie, Orange Creamy Crawler, Sublime Slime Lime and Strawnana Split – this tasty treat comes in four-packs of 5-ounce spill-free pouches that can easily fit in lunch bags. Not only is this kefir gluten-free, it also contains half the sugar found in many other yogurts and juices.

Available: Grocery stores nationwide, including Whole Foods and Target.
Price: $6 for 4-pack

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