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Yahoo
15 hours ago
- Health
- Yahoo
One A Day® Launches First of its Kind Multivitamin Gummy with Iron to Help Fill Nutrient Gaps in Kids
One A Day® Kids Multi with Iron provides 2/3 of the recommended daily value of Iron and is one of three offerings in the new Kids' line WHIPPANY, N.J., July 23, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--One A Day®, the multivitamin and supplement brand rooted in 80+ years of nutritional science, announced the launch of One A Day® Kids Multi with Iron, a gummy multivitamin with 12mg of iron per serving1—no kids multivitamin gummy among leading brands has more iron—to help fill nutrient gaps kids may have. Iron is an essential mineral for healthy growth and development. As picky eating behavior is common according to a new survey sponsored by One A Day®, children may be falling short of important nutrients like iron. The survey sponsored by One A Day® reveals that mealtime can often feel like a standoff for parents and kids, with approximately two-thirds (66%) sharing that their child refuses meals at least once a week and more than half (54%) say their child mostly eats snacks, while refusing full meals. This can make it challenging to help kids get enough of the key nutrients they may need for healthy development and highlights the need for nutritional support during this picky phase. The survey also found that over half (51%) of parents worry their child's eating habits will affect growth and development, with 46% saying that managing their child's eating habits is a top parenting concern – even ahead of screentime. To shed light on the ways that parents can help kids get enough daily nutrients, One A Day® Kids is partnering with Dr. Jessica Andrade, board certified pediatrician. "Through my experience working with children and their families, I know how important good, balanced nutrition is for supporting kids' healthy development," shares Dr. Andrade. "Iron is one of the most common nutritional deficiencies in children, and it is crucial to their development. Adding these vitamin gummies to children's daily routines is a simple and tasty way to help meet daily iron needs, especially when they may lack iron in their diets." One A Day® Kids Multi with Iron is one of three offerings in the new One A Day Kids' line. These easy-to-chew gummy multivitamins are specially formulated with key nutrients for kids to support overall healthy growth and development as well as eye, brain, and immune health. One A Day® Kids Multi with Iron Gummies provides key nutrients and an excellent source of iron with 12mg of iron in two gummies a day – providing ⅔ of the recommended Daily Value for this key nutrient. One A Day® Kids Multi With Probiotic Gummies contains essential nutrients, and a probiotic clinically tested in kids. It includes 1 billion CFUs of Bacillus Subtilis DE111® probiotic per serving (2 gummies) to support gut health. One A Day® Kids Multi Gummies is formulated with 9 key vitamins and minerals, offering nutritional support in delicious natural fruit flavors orange, raspberry, and cherry2. "As a brand dedicated to providing consumers with nutritional support at important life stages, we know how important it is for parents to have a trusted multivitamin that kids actually want to take because they like the taste and texture. That's why we are excited to introduce the new One A Day® Kids line including the first of its kind gummy multivitamin with iron for kids," says Lisa Perez, mom of three and General Manager Nutritionals at Bayer, the maker of One A Day®. One A Day® Kids Gummies are formulated with good stuff parents want, without stuff they don't: free of artificial sweeteners, high fructose corn syrup and egg, fish/crustacean shellfish, and dairy (milk) – making them a great option for helping little ones thrive. With this launch, One A Day® reaffirms its commitment to providing consumers with high-quality multivitamins specially designed for different life stages, genders, ages, or health goals. For more information on One A Day® Kids, visit Benefit claims for One A Day(R) Kids Multi Gummies have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. DE111(R) is a trademark of Deerland Probiotics & Enzymes, Inc. 1 One serving = two gummies 2 Natural orange, raspberry and cherry flavors with other natural flavors Research MethodologyBayer sponsored an online survey for One A Day® Vitamins from 3/19/2025 to 3/23/2025 to explore how pickiness manifests in children and understand the real-life impact it has on parents. The survey included 1,000 U.S. adults with children ages 4-10 years old, balanced by gender and region to reflect U.S. census demographics. About One A Day®One A Day is a multivitamin and supplement brand offering specially formulated products for many members of the family. From prenatal to 65+, One A Day offers products for different ages, genders and health goals. The portfolio includes tablet, softgel, capsule, and gummy products. One A Day products are available at most major drug stores and retailers nationwide. About BayerBayer is a global enterprise with core competencies in the life science fields of health care and nutrition. In line with its mission, "Health for all, Hunger for none," the company's products and services are designed to help people and the planet thrive by supporting efforts to master the major challenges presented by a growing and aging global population. Bayer is committed to driving sustainable development and generating a positive impact with its businesses. At the same time, the Group aims to increase its earning power and create value through innovation and growth. The Bayer brand stands for trust, reliability and quality throughout the world. In fiscal 2024, the Group employed around 93,000 people and had sales of 46.6 billion euros. R&D expenses amounted to 6.2 billion euros. For more information, go to Forward-Looking StatementsThis release may contain forward-looking statements based on current assumptions and forecasts made by Bayer management. Various known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors could lead to material differences between the actual future results, financial situation, development or performance of the company and the estimates given here. These factors include those discussed in Bayer's public reports which are available on the Bayer website at The company assumes no liability whatsoever to update these forward-looking statements or to conform them to future events or developments. View source version on Contacts Jan SchlegelmilchDirector, Integrated Communications, U.S. Consumer Bryan GibbsVice President, Media, twelvenote agencybgibbs@ Sign in to access your portfolio
Daily Mirror
2 days ago
- Daily Mirror
Tiny island off UK coast 'looks like Caribbean' with white sand beaches
Want to go to the Caribbean this summer but lack the budget? Turns out, there's an island much closer to home that offers similar views without the long-haul flight If you're on the hunt for an idyllic spot to visit this summer without breaking the bank on flights, travel expert Chris Lawlor suggests a hidden gem right off the coast of the UK he claims rivals much more exotic locations. "Did you know that in Scotland you can visit a tiny island that looks like the Caribbean with a white sandy beach and turquoise waters?" he began in a TikTok video, showcasing the stunning destination. The entire island is "explorable on foot", according to Chris, who ventured inland during his visit, as he detailed other activities life on the island benefits from. First, he visited a nearby "sacred abbey" offering coastal "tranquillity," and highlighted the "many other treasures" discovered along his walk. What's more, it's only a 10-minute boat ride from the Isle of Mull. In his clip, Chris recommended "soaking in the views" at Ailidh - a quaint coastal pizza takeaway that also serves local seafood and sweet treats. "Remember to respect this wee island called Iona," he concluded. "I've spent so much time in Scotland over the years, but completely missed this gem," one TikTok user confessed in response. "Thanks for sharing." Another person reminisced: "Visited here with family when I was about 11 I never forget this place because of how clear the water was looking over the side of the boat and seeing hundreds of little jellyfish fish." A third gushed: "One of the most beautiful places I've ever visited." Whilst a fourth shared their experience of the island, adding: "I was lucky enough to visit Iona during my time in Scotland. I stumbled upon an art store and bought a beautiful glass dish. Even on a cold, cloudy day it's beautiful." The island's official tourism website states online: "Iona, with its beauty and white sand beaches, has a time and place for everyone. From Dunbhuirg, the Iron Age fort, to the Marble Quarry, worked even in the 20th Century; from St Columba's Bay in the south, to the White Strand of the Monks in the north, many places have their stories to tell." It further highlights that Iona's wealth of activities include golf, fishing, shopping and dining out experiences and of course, its walks. "The joy of Iona is that everything on the island is happily reached on foot," Welcome to Iona continues. "And though relatively small, the island has a wide variety of places to enjoy from the beautiful beaches that surround Iona to the high point of Dun I which affords dramatic views of the surrounding islands." When it comes to dining, there are two hotel restaurants that offer meals throughout the day, and there is the Iona Heritage Centre Garden Café that offers light snacks and soups from late morning until late afternoon. "Each location has its own unique ambiance and style, and of course during the summer months they all be very busy," the website adds. "Hence, reservations are recommended - and are often essential for large parties."
Daily Record
4 days ago
- Business
- Daily Record
Amazon's bestselling iron loved by almost 30,000 shoppers costs less than £22
The Russell Hobbs iron is down from £49.99 to £21.99 on Amazon. Getting a great-quality iron that isn't too costly, irons clothes to a high standard, and doesn't leak on random occasions can be a difficult task. There are a number of brands out there, but shoppers now want an option that will stand the test of time. Russell Hobbs has always been a well-loved brand known for its quality gadgets and accessories, including irons. Although they can sometimes be on the pricier side, shoppers may now be in luck as they can grab the Russell Hobbs Supreme Steam Iron for £21.99, down from £49.99 on Amazon - almost 60% off. This iron has several handy features, including a two-metre-long power cord, which makes it ideal for ironing larger items. It is also self-cleaning, which will save buyers time and energy. It also comes with a soft-touch handle and a dial alongside a large, easy-fill 300ml water tank and spray function. With a stainless steel sole, it is said to glide effortlessly through hard wrinkles meaning shoppers no longer need to worry about fighting with their iron and clothes to get the results they desire. It also features continuous steam and steam boost, giving a 35g steamshot. Elsewhere, the Tower T2008 2-in-1 Steam Iron is now £23 at Argos. This iron offers both a corded option and a cordless option if needed. It weighs a light 1.2kg, has a soft-grip handle and an anti-drip system to protect clothes from water spillages. For a slightly cheaper option there is also the Dunelm 2220W Ceramic Iron for £15 from Dunelm which offers 30g per minute continuous steam, a 99g per minute steam shot and has a 230ml water tank. The Russell Hobbs Supreme Steam Iron however has a 4.3 out of 5 star rating from more than 28,000 reviews on Amazon. One shopper said: "Great price. Nice and light, which is good news as I have arthritis in my hands, you can see how much water you have in the tank, and the stainless steel bottom seems to glide through my ironing. Very happy with my purchase." Another said: "Absolutely fine , good value for the cost. I like the sole plate which is not ceramic and easily to clean." "It is good value for money and it does the job as expected. It heats up quickly, and the steam is functional," said another shopper. Some others rated it lower, with three and four stars, while sharing their experiences and thoughts. One customer said: "The iron itself seems to work well. I am just disappointed that it has what I call an old-fashioned type cord covered cable." Another said: "Even on the hottest setting, it's not very hot."
Daily Mirror
08-07-2025
- Business
- Daily Mirror
Amazon reduces £50 'best seller' Russell Hobbs iron to £15
Shoppers can save 70% on Amazon's bestselling steam iron with thousands of positive reviews Amazon's Prime Day 2025 has arrived. For four days, Prime members can shop deals on a range of products, from beauty gadgets to household essentials. One of the standout deals has seen an Amazon number one best seller reduced by 70%. The Russell Hobbs Supreme Steam Iron, which ranks as the top steam iron on the retailer's website, has been knocked down from £49.99 to £14.92. With over 10,000 purchased in the past month, according to Amazon, it's a clear favourite with shoppers. The iron has also received thousands of positive reviews and an average score of 4.3 out of five. Shoppers looking for alternatives might prefer the Russell Hobbs Powersteam Ultra Vertical Steam Iron 20630, available for £40 from Argos. There's also the TEFAL Ultraglide Anti-Scale Plus FV5874G0 Steam Iron for £59.99 from Currys, the Tower Black Ceralgide 3100W Steam Iron for £35 from Next, or the Dunelm Essentials 1600W Green Iron for £10. There are also more options available from Amazon, though none more popular than the Russell Hobbs Supreme Steam Iron. Customers say the gadget is "great value for money" and that it "gets rid of wrinkles easy." However, some would have preferred a design change, complaining that it has a "dark water tank, which is impossible to see through." Reviewing the iron, one shopper wrote: "Tried a few steam irons over the years, but this one is by far my favorite. It heats up quickly, glides effortlessly, and makes even the most stubborn wrinkles disappear like magic. The steam output is strong and consistent, and it doesn't leak or sputter like others I've used in the past." Another buyer added: "This steam iron is fantastic. It delivers powerful steam, making ironing quick and efficient. The iron heats up fast and glides smoothly over fabrics, removing wrinkles with ease. It's also very affordable, offering great value for money. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable and effective steam iron!" Someone else praised: "Great price. Nice and light, which I good news as I have arthritis in my hands, you can see how much water you have in the tank, and the stainless steel bottom seems to glide through my ironing. Very happy with my purchase." However, different shoppers disagreed, suggesting they found it difficult to check the water tank. One such response read: "This iron is reasonably priced and has a smooth stainless steel soleplate that does exactly what it is supposed to do. The only issue I have with this model is the dark water tank, which is impossible to see through, so I never know the water level." A second agreed: "I like the stainless steel soleplate, which is more difficult to find now. The water tank is a little dark making it difficult to see the water level." A third echoed: "With a stainless steel sole-plate it is very smooth to use. I have knocked one star off because the colour of the water tank is quite dark, which makes seeing the water level a bit more difficult than it need be." Despite this, shoppers had success using the iron. A pleased customer replied: "I'm amazed by the quality of this iron. I haven't got to the bottom of my ironing pile in about 5 years because I hate ironing so much but with the Russell Hobbs steam iron I got through my ironing pile in a a couple of sittings - now that is saying something." But someone else said: "Good iron on lightweight material but wouldn't get creases out of my jeans even with steam full on and spaying with water." We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice here.
Sinar Daily
06-07-2025
- Health
- Sinar Daily
Chewing ice a sign of anaemia?
KUALA LUMPUR - For some individuals, ice is not just a beverage companion, but a daily 'snack' that must be chewed for its crunchy and cooling sensation. However, behind this seemingly trivial habit lies the question: is it merely a quirky preference or an early sign of an underlying health issue? Globally, a systematic review of 89 studies from 33 countries found that 22.5 per cent of pica cases involved the habit of chewing ice. - 123RF photo Deputy Dean of Academics (Health Sciences) at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM), Prof Dr Barakatun Nisak Mohd Yusof, said that the habit of frequently chewing ice is known as pagophagia, a type of pica, which is a compulsive craving to consume non-food substances such as ice cubes. "Globally, a systematic review of 89 studies from 33 countries found that 22.5 per cent of pica cases involved the habit of chewing ice. The same study also reported that 81 per cent of pica cases occurred alongside anaemia, indicating a strong correlation between the two conditions,' she told Bernama. Dr Barakatun Nisak, who is also a dietetics expert at UPM, said many individuals with iron deficiency or anaemia develop an unusual craving for chewing ice, a habit that typically disappears once iron levels are restored. "What may seem like a harmless habit could actually be a sign of a nutritional disorder. While ice itself does not affect the digestive system, its link to pica reflects a more serious underlying health concern,' she said. Related Articles: Australian nursery worker charged with raft of child sex crimes Dr Barakatun Nisak explained that pagophagia is one of the indirect symptoms of anaemia, which occurs when the body lacks sufficient haemoglobin, the substance in red blood cells that carries oxygen. "Symptoms of anaemia include fatigue, paleness, shortness of breath, headaches, and in some cases, a strong craving to chew ice,' she added. Therefore, she recommends that individuals with a fondness for chewing ice undergo blood tests to check haemoglobin levels, serum ferritin, serum iron, and Total Iron Binding Capacity (TIBC) to assess iron absorption levels. "Although there are no official statistics in Malaysia, chewing ice should not be dismissed as a simple habit. It may be an early sign of nutrient deficiency, especially iron, and should be screened or referred for further examination. "The most important step is to treat the root cause, not just to substitute the ice. Whether it stems from nutritional deficiency, emotional stress, or compulsive behaviour, the treatment must be holistic,' she emphasised. Associate Professor Dr Nor Azlida Mohd Nor, a Public Health Dentistry expert from the Faculty of Dentistry, Universiti Malaya, said persistent pagophagia can pose risks to dental health. "If chewing ice is only done occasionally, it does not have serious effects on the teeth. But if it becomes habitual, it can cause tooth sensitivity, wear, and micro-cracks or fractures in the teeth or existing fillings,' she said. More worryingly, she said, prolonged chewing of hard objects can lead to major cracks or fractures in the teeth that affect the nerves and roots, potentially requiring more complex dental treatment. "In some cases, it may also affect the jaw joints and surrounding muscles, leading to pain, clicking sounds, or difficulty moving the jaw,' she added, noting that pagophagia is also linked to eating disorders and anaemia. For Nur Nadhirah Ali Imran, 26, plain ice used to be her must-have during meals - to the point she would order a glass of ice just to chew and satisfy her craving. "If I couldn't chew ice, I'd feel stressed and unsatisfied. But I'm grateful that I haven't experienced any serious health issues so far,' said Nadhirah, who eventually decided to quit the habit entirely after realising the potential health risks. - BERNAMA
