Goat milk formula for babies from 10 months No. 3, biodynamic

Folic Acid: A safe form of vitamin B9, essential for cell formation and growth.

Zinc Sulfate: An essential zinc supplement, safe in controlled doses, but overconsumption may induce nausea.

Potassium Citrate: Considered safe as a pH regulator and source of potassium, helpful to maintain electrolyte balance.

D-Biotin: A safe B-vitamin necessary for metabolism and hair/skin health.

Starch: Safe as a thickening agent, though excessive intake can contribute to high glycemic load.

Cholecalciferol: A safe form of vitamin D3, necessary for calcium absorption and bone health.

Potassium Iodide: A safe source of iodine beneficial for thyroid function, but large amounts may disrupt thyroid health.

Copper Sulfate: A source of dietary copper, necessary for various enzymes, but toxic in large amounts.

Calcium D-Pantothenate: A safe source of vitamin B5, beneficial for metabolic support and overall health.

Sodium Selenite: A form of selenium supplementation, safe in regulated amounts but toxic at high levels.

Calcium Carbonate: Used as a calcium source and safe in regulated doses, but excessive amounts may cause digestive issues.

Iron Sulfate: A common iron supplement safe within recommended doses, but excessive intake can cause gastrointestinal discomfort.

Cyanocobalamin: A safe source of vitamin B12, vital for nerve and blood cell health.

Sodium Citrate: Generally safe as a pH regulator and emulsifier, but excessive intake may impact sodium levels.

Lactose: Generally safe as a carbohydrate source but may cause issues for individuals with lactose intolerance.

DL-Alpha-Tocopheryl Acetate: A safe and stable form of vitamin E, effective as an antioxidant.

Retinyl Acetate: A safe source of vitamin A, important for vision and immune function when used in appropriate doses.

Manganese Sulfate: A source of manganese, safe in small amounts but may cause issues if consumed in excess.

Pyridoxine Hydrochloride: A form of vitamin B6, safe and crucial for protein metabolism.

Maltodextrin: Generally safe as a carbohydrate source, but excessive intake may lead to spikes in blood sugar levels.

Thiamine Hydrochloride: A safe source of vitamin B1, necessary for energy production.

Phylloquinone: A safe and essential source of vitamin K1, crucial for blood clotting.

Nicotinamide: Safe as a form of niacin (vitamin B3), supporting energy and skin health.

Magnesium Carbonate: Used to supply magnesium, safe at regulated levels, but excessive intake can have laxative effects.

L-Ascorbic Acid: Safe as a vitamin C source, beneficial for immunity and antioxidant properties.