Nan Optipro HA 2 is a hypoallergenic milk for infants over 6 months of age and offers all the necessary nutrients for proper development. \ \ contains: \ \ • Optipro HA, a unique blend of partially hydrolyzed proteins that reduces the antigenicity of cow's milk protein. If your baby has already been diagnosed with a cow's milk protein allergy, do not use Nan Optipro HA 2 without the advice of your pediatrician. Changing to another infant formula or plain cow's milk should be done after medical advice. \ \ • active bifidus bl cultures that are naturally present in breast milk and in the intestinal flora of infants. \ \ • valuable DHA-ARA fats, two essential fatty acids found in breast milk. \ \ what is an allergy? \ \ allergy is the excessive reaction of our immune system to a substance that, under normal conditions, is harmless. \ \ there are many possible manifestations of allergy, such as eczema, asthma, allergic rhinitis and food allergies. eczema and food allergies appear most often in infancy. In infants with a family history of allergy, eczema is often the starting point for the appearance of other allergic diseases at a later age. \ \ how common are allergy cases? \ \ modern lifestyle is a major factor that has led to a tripling of allergy cases in the last 15 years, in some urban areas. \ \ allergies tend to be hereditary. It is estimated that one in four newborns is very likely to develop allergies. \ \ how can I protect my baby? \ \ Allergies can be prevented by feeding infants properly and avoiding environmental factors that cause them. Some proteins found in foods can act as potential allergens. In infants, cow's milk protein is a common factor in the development of allergies. Babies who are not exclusively breastfed and are fed formula are exposed to large amounts of cow's milk protein. This increases the risk of developing allergies in the child. \ \ Breastfeeding is the most important preventive measure against allergies. \ \ Breastfed babies are, on average, less likely to develop allergies than babies fed formula, which contains intact cow's milk protein. \ \ For babies who are not exclusively breastfed, researchers and pediatricians have developed a process that breaks down the protein in cow's milk, thereby reducing the chances of developing an allergy.4-6 The proteins resulting from this process are referred to as hypoallergenic proteins, and infant formulas that have undergone this treatment are called hypoallergenic or hypoallergenic. \ \ ingredients \ lactose (from milk), vegetable oils (high oleic sunflower oil, walnut oil, low erucic rapeseed oil, sunflower oil, mortierella alpina oil), maltodextrin, whey protein, potato starch, calcium phosphates, magnesium chloride, l-arginine, potassium chloride, fish oil, sodium chloride, l-histidine, vitamin c, l-tyrosine, ferrous sulfate, zinc sulfate, calcium pantothenate, niacin, vitamin e, bifidus culture, copper sulfate, vitamin b2, vitamin a, vitamin b1, vitamin b6, citric acid, manganese sulfate, potassium iodide, folic acid, vitamin k1, sodium selenide, vitamin d3, vitamin b12. \ \ allergens \ milk, whey protein, fish oil \