Patient's question:
Calcium deficiency, zinc deficiency. Son is 17 months old. After a detailed trace element check, it was found that he is deficient in calcium and zinc. After comparison, the child can better understand the Sanjing brand Gluconate Calcium Zinc. Hello, can such a young child drink it? How effective is it? Slightly deficient in these trace elements, hello, how many bottles of calcium can he drink? What kind of assistance do you need: Please have the doctor explain.Doctor's answer:
Constitution is to reduce sugar and supplement calcium and zinc first. High-protein foods are acidic foods, so it's essential to pair them with alkaline foods. For every mouthful of meat, have four mouthfuls of vegetables. Refuse carbonated drinks like Coca-Cola and Sprite, and then digest additional minerals such as gluconate calcium and zinc. Gluconate calcium and zinc are renowned for supplementing both nutrients at the same cost. This is completely misleading to consumers. Just look at the content to see the truth. The small amount of content makes the cost-performance ratio too poor. Moreover, the high advertising expenses mean that the cost is passed on to consumers. Spending ten times the money to supplement both nutrients is far from enough! I suggest buying from reputable distribution companies instead of pharmacies, where those are of poor quality. Eating them could lead to the risk of kidney stones!