Blemil Plus AR 800 grams

- Decreases frequency and volume of regurgitation in infants with mild symptoms.
- Promotes gastric emptying without affecting the absorption of essential nutrients.
- Enriched with DHA (fish oil) and ARA, it contributes to neurosensory and visual development.
- Contains nucleotides that support digestive and immune maturation.
- Prebiotics (GOS) and probiotics (B. infantis, L. rhamnosus) help to modulate the intestinal microbiota.
- Thickened texture using carob flour and starch, without the need for pharmacological additives.
- Complete formulation in vitamins and minerals suitable for the artificial or mixed breastfeeding stage.

From what age can it be used?
Indicated for infants from birth in cases of physiological regurgitation; the dosage and introduction into the diet should be confirmed with the pediatrician.

Does it replace breast milk?
It is not a substitute for breast milk; it can be used as an infant formula or as a complementary formula when breastfeeding does not adequately control regurgitation. Pediatric evaluation is recommended.

Is it suitable for babies with allergies?
Suitable for celiacs and those with egg allergies. Not suitable for those with cow's milk protein allergies. Contains soy, phenylalanine, and fish.

Can it be used with breast milk or a breast pump?
Compatible with breastfeeding in mixed feeding regimes; breast pumping and mixing with breast milk can be done following the instructions of the healthcare professional.

Preservation and time after opening?
Consume the can within the period recommended by the manufacturer (usually 1 month from opening) and use the prepared milk in less than one hour.

How is the material sterilized?
The bottle, teat, and ring should be sterilized by boiling for 10 minutes or using a standard sterilization method. Microwave heating is not recommended due to the risk of hot spots.

Do the probiotics remain viable after preparation?
The formulated probiotics offer benefits in the powdered product. Survival after reconstitution depends on time and temperature; therefore, the prepared milk should be administered immediately and not reused.

Can I use tap water?
If using tap water, it must be boiled beforehand and allowed to cool to the temperature indicated for preparation.

1) Sterilization: boil the bottle, teat and screw cap for 10 minutes or use a standard sterilization method.
2) Water temperature: heat to approximately 40°C.
3) Ratio: Dissolve 1 measure (4.5 g) in 30 ml of water.
4) Dissolution: shake or stir until completely homogenized.
5) Administration: administer the milk immediately after preparation.
6) Disposal: Do not reuse the remaining contents of the baby bottle.

- Consume the preparation within one hour; do not keep the prepared drink for later use.
- Boil the water if it comes from the mains supply and cool it to the indicated temperature before preparing the feed.
- Not suitable for those allergic to cow's milk protein; check ingredients if there is a history of food allergies.
- Contains soy and fish (DHA), and phenylalanine; assessment is necessary in cases of phenylketonuria.
- Keep the can tightly closed and consume within the period indicated by the manufacturer (usually 1 month).
- Avoid heating baby bottles in a microwave due to the risk of uneven temperature distribution.
- Consult with the pediatrician if regurgitation is persistent, bilious, accompanied by weight loss or other clinical signs.

Can of 800 g.

- Skimmed milk.
- Lactose.
- Vegetable oils: palm, palm kernel, rapeseed, sunflower, high oleic sunflower (with arachidonic acid).
- Serum proteins.
- Galactooligosaccharides (3%).
- Dextrinomaltose.
- Carob seed flour (3%).
- Mineral salts: sodium, potassium, chlorine, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, iron, zinc, copper, manganese, iodine, selenium.
- Emulsifier: soy lecithin.
- Vitamin complex: vitamins C, E, nicotinamide, calcium pantothenate, B1, B6, A, B2, folic acid, K, biotin, D, B12.
- Fish oil (source of DHA).
- Hill.
- Taurine.
- Inositol.
- Nucleotides: cytidine monophosphates, disodium uridine, adenosine, disodium inosine, disodium guanosine.
- L-carnitine.
- Antioxidants: mixture of tocopherols and ascorbyl palmitate.
- Probiotics: Bifidobacterium infantis and Lactobacillus rhamnosus.

Recommended recipe (from 6 months): Fruit puree with a base of Blemil Plus AR
Ingredients: 120 ml of milk prepared as directed (4 measures x 30 ml), 30–40 g of natural apple or pear puree without added sugar, 5 g of fine oat flakes cooked in water.
Preparation and use: Combine the prepared milk with the fruit puree and cooked oats until a smooth texture is obtained; offer as a complementary feeding alongside breastfeeding or formula, according to age and pediatric recommendations. This recipe is suggested only when the baby has started complementary feeding and under professional supervision.

Suggested diet in stages integrating the formula:
- 0–6 months: Primary feeding with exclusive breast milk or formula (Blemil Plus AR when physiological regurgitation is present and after pediatric consultation). Avoid solid foods.
- 6–9 months: transition to mixed feeding. Maintain several formula feedings per day (according to needs and weight) and introduce purees and porridges (fruits, gluten-free cereals initially, vegetables). Formula can be used as a base for porridges and to maintain the intake of DHA, nucleotides, and probiotics.
- 9–12 months: increase variety and texture of foods; divide formula feedings and adapted solid foods. Monitor digestive tolerance.
Integration into the diet should be individualized and carried out under pediatric supervision, respecting the priority of breast milk when possible.