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Are there any immune system boosters for toddlers ?
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The basics: Balanced nutrition, proper sleep & exercise and vaccinations when due are the mainstays of building a child's immunity. The supplement industry, which is not regulated by the FDA, promises many such "boosters" but is not required to prove their claims. I consider them a waste of money and effort.
Answered 4/7/2020
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