Happa Cereals- Ragi, Carrot, Beetroot

Rs. 299.00

Happa cereal with ragi (finger millet), carrot, and beetroot is a nutritious baby food that combines whole grains with vegetables to provide a well-rounded diet for infants.  Benefits 1. *High...

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Happa cereal with ragi (finger millet), carrot, and beetroot is a nutritious baby food that combines whole grains with vegetables to provide a well-rounded diet for infants.

 Benefits

1. *High Nutrient Density*:
   - *Ragi*: Packed with calcium, essential for bone development, and iron, which helps prevent anemia. It also provides dietary fiber for healthy digestion.
   - *Carrot*: High in beta-carotene, which converts to vitamin A in the body, supporting vision, immune function, and skin health. It also contains vitamins K1, potassium, and antioxidants.
   - *Beetroot*: Provides folate (vitamin B9), important for DNA synthesis and repair, iron for red blood cell production, and dietary fiber for digestion.

2. *Whole Grain Benefits*:
   - Ragi is a whole grain, ensuring it retains more nutrients compared to refined grains. This helps in providing sustained energy and improved digestive health.

3. *Digestive Health*:
   - The dietary fiber in ragi, carrot, and beetroot supports a healthy digestive system and helps prevent constipation in infants.

4. *Immune Support*:
   - Vitamins and antioxidants in carrot and beetroot contribute to a strong immune system, helping protect against illnesses.

5. *Eye Health*:
   - The high beta-carotene content in carrots, which converts to vitamin A, is crucial for good vision and eye health.

6. *Blood Health*:
   - Iron from ragi and beetroot supports the production of healthy red blood cells, preventing anemia and promoting overall vitality.

7. *Natural Sweetness*:
   - The natural sweetness from carrots and beetroots makes the cereal appealing to babies, encouraging them to enjoy their meals without added sugars.

8. *Bone Health*:
   - The high calcium content in ragi helps in developing strong bones and teeth in infants.