Aura Care Cocoa Young Hero 180g

Aura Care Cocoa Young Hero - cocoa with colostrum for children, 180 g

Young Hero is a drinking cocoa from the Aura Care KIDS line, which contains cocoa and xylitol along with bovine colostrum. The manufacturer standardizes it to at least 30% IgG immunoglobulins.

The 180 g packaging contains 30 servings according to the manufacturer. Prepare the drink like regular cocoa: mix the measured portion with warm milk, water, or a plant-based drink.

Before giving the dietary supplement to your child, consult with a pediatrician.

How much colostrum goes into the cup

The daily serving is given as a range, and the amount of colostrum increases with the amount of powder:

• 6 g of powder equals 600 mg of bovine colostrum
• 12 g of powder equals 1200 mg of bovine colostrum

The number of 30 servings from the packaging corresponds to a 6 g serving. With 12 g of powder per cup, the packaging runs out twice as fast. Determine the serving size for your child with a pediatrician.

What do you get?

• 180 g of cocoa powder, according to the manufacturer for 30 servings
• Bovine colostrum standardized to at least 30% IgG immunoglobulins
• From 600 mg to 1200 mg of colostrum in the daily serving
• Sweet taste from xylitol, no added sugar
• Cocoa that you can dissolve in milk, water, or a plant-based drink

Ingredients

Cocoa, xylitol (sweetening substance), bovine colostrum (min. 30% IgG immunoglobulins).

Bovine colostrum is cow’s colostrum, which is the first milk of the cow after calving. The notation “min. 30% IgG” indicates what portion of this raw material consists of class G immunoglobulins.

Colostrum is a dairy ingredient, so cocoa is not suitable for a dairy-free or vegan diet.

How to use

• Measure one serving, which is from 6 g to 12 g of powder
• Add it to 150-200 ml of warm milk, water, or plant-based drink and mix
• Serve one portion daily
• Do not exceed the recommended daily portion
• Seal the packaging tightly after each use

For whom

• You are looking for colostrum for your child in the form of drinking cocoa instead of capsules
• You want to know how much colostrum is in each cup
• You care about sweetness from xylitol, with no added sugar
• Your child has no allergy to cow’s milk proteins or cocoa
• You have agreed with the pediatrician to give cocoa to your child

Specifications

Category and guide

Other products for the youngest are in the category Supplements for children. What cow’s colostrum is, is explained in the post about colostrum.

How to choose products for a child and what to avoid is described in the guide about supplements for children.

Frequently asked questions

Can this cocoa be given to a child with a milk allergy?

No. Bovine colostrum is cow’s colostrum, which is a dairy ingredient, so with an allergy to cow’s milk proteins, this cocoa is not suitable for your child. Preparing the drink with water or a plant-based drink does not change anything here, as the colostrum is in the powder itself. For the same reason, the product is not suitable for a vegan diet.

From what age can Young Hero be given?

Cocoa belongs to the Aura Care KIDS line and the manufacturer describes it as cocoa for children. Check the age limit on the packaging, and discuss the first serving with a pediatrician, especially if the child is taking medications or other supplements. The pediatrician will also help choose a serving from the range of 6 g to 12 g, as the amount of colostrum increases with it.

What does the notation “min. 30% IgG” mean?

This refers to the share of class G immunoglobulins in the colostrum used in this cocoa: they constitute at least 30% of the raw material. There are 600 mg of colostrum in a 6 g serving of powder and 1200 mg in a 12 g serving. This number makes it easier to compare products with colostrum among themselves, as the mass of colostrum alone does not indicate how much immunoglobulin it contains.

How long does the packaging last?

The manufacturer states 30 servings in a 180 g packaging, which corresponds to a 6 g serving of powder. With one such serving daily, the cocoa lasts for a month. If you measure 12 g, the packaging will run out twice as fast. Seal it tightly after each use to prevent the powder from absorbing moisture.

Is it necessary to sweeten it?

No, it is not necessary. Sweetness comes from xylitol, listed in the ingredients as a sweetening substance, and the manufacturer labels the cocoa as no added sugar. Excessive consumption of xylitol can have a laxative effect, so stick to one serving daily. Also consider other sweets with xylitol that the child consumes on the same day.

Safety and storage

Dietary supplement from the line intended for children. Before giving it to your child, consult with a pediatrician.

Cocoa contains cow’s colostrum, so do not give it if there is an allergy to cow’s milk proteins. Do not use if there is hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients.

Do not exceed the recommended daily portion, which is one serving. Excessive consumption may have a laxative effect.

The dietary supplement cannot be used as a substitute for a varied diet. A balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle are recommended.

Store the packaging tightly closed, in a dry, cool, and dark place, out of reach of small children.