Welcome to NIDO® 3+’s ProbioticsProtection Corner!

Welcome to NIDO® 3+'s Probiotics Protection Corner!

Meet Rhamy!

Our Probiotics Protector

Meet Rhamy

 

Here to guide you on how probiotics like Lactobacillus rhamnosus, the strain that inspired his name, can support your child's health journey!

Known for its incredible benefits, L. rhamnosus not only aids digestion but also plays a vital role in strengthening your toddler’s immune system and protecting respiratory health.

Choosing NIDO® 3+’s 1 Billion Probiotic Protection, which features L. rhamnosus, is a loving step toward supporting your toddler’s overall well-being and resilience. Continue reading to find out how NIDO® 3+ can help your toddler stay protected as he socializes, learns and explores! 

How It Works

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FAQs

What are probiotics?

What are probiotics?

Probiotics are beneficial bacteria that help support your child’s health from the inside. In NIDO® 3+, probiotics like L. rhamnosus can help support digestion and your toddler’s immune system as they grow and explore.

Kumpu M., et al. European Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 2012

Liu Y., et al., Frontiers in Nutrition, 2025

Are probiotics only for the gut?

Are probiotics only for the gut?

No. While probiotics help support digestion, certain probiotics like L. rhamnosus also help support your child’s immune and respiratory health, providing protection beyond the gut.

Hatakka K., et al., BMJ, 2001

Hojsak I., et al., Pediatrics, 2010

How do probiotics help reduce respiratory infections?

How do probiotics help reduce respiratory infections?

Probiotics help support immune function, with studies showing 19% less antibiotic use for respiratory infections vs control.

Hatakka K., et al., BMJ, 2001

Can probiotics help reduce illness-related school absences?

Can probiotics help reduce illness-related school absences?

Yes! Probiotics help support overall health, resulting in 40% fewer illness-related school absences vs control.

Hojsak I., et al., Pediatrics, 2010

Can probiotics help prevent gastrointestinal infections?

Can probiotics help prevent gastrointestinal infections?

Yes! Probiotics support beneficial gut bacteria, which helps prevent against gastrointestinal infections.

Hojsak I., et al., Pediatrics, 2010

Can probiotics help improve sleep quality?

Can probiotics help improve sleep quality?

Yes! By supporting gut health, probiotics may also help improve sleep quality.

Liu Y., et al., Frontiers in Nutrition, 2025

Why Choose NIDO®3+?

NIDO®3+ stands out as the only milk fortified with 1 billion probiotics, specifically L. rhamnosus, to support your child’s growing needs. NIDO®3+ not only aids digestion but also strengthens the immune system, offering enhanced protection for your toddler’s respiratory health. With NIDO®3+, your Act of Love is choosing a unique blend that nourishes and protects, keeping your toddler strong and healthy.

Why Choose NIDO®3+?

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