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HOW SUPOSHAN SANGINIS HELP COMBAT MALNOURISHMENT

wo-year-old Anya had difficulty getting to her feet. Jaimin was just 65 cm tall and weighed 6 kg when he was a year and a few months old. Ashwini, 4, found it impossible to walk around with a large belly caused by a liver condition. Malnourishment signs, common in Indian children especially those from low-income homes, were evident in all of them. The fact that almost one-third of malnourished children globally are Indian is a cause for concern. Malnutrition can happen not

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