Does it trouble you to see your little one suffer through a cold? Too young for cough and cold medication, they have no other choice than to live through even the of worst cold symptoms. All we want to do is give them relief.
Well, you’re reading the right post then! Sinupret for Kids is a safe, natural remedy that supports healthy sinus, respiratory and immune function.
And we’re giving away free sample packs here on Live Lighter! The first 15 readers to leave a comment and send this post to a friend will receive:
- A copy of Dr. Bob Sears bestselling book The Healthiest Kids in the Neighborhood
- A sample of Sinupret
- Yellow children’s binoculars
- Sinupret for Kids Activity Book
- Sinupret for Kids Stickers
- Mini Plush Bear
The mini plush bear is sooo adorable. Any kid – including the kid in me – would love to snuggle with this tiny, soft handful of bear!
About Sinupret for Kids
Recommended by pediatricians like Dr. Bob Sears (click here to read his tips for keeping your kids naturally healthy in the winter season), Sinupret for Kids has a proprietary blend of five-herbal blend combination of European Elder, Sorrel, Cowslip, European Vervain and Gentian.
It’s one of the world’s leading herbal remedies for upper respiratory health in children age 2 and up. Sinupret has been Germany’s #1 most widely recommended and scientifically tested nasal and sinus support formula for children and adults for more than 30 years.
The American Botanical Council published a monograph (a technical paper focusing on one subject) in February of this year (click here to read the news release). The monograph concluded that, “Sinupret has a relatively significant level of safety and efficacy data compared to many other natural products intended for use in maintaining the health of sinuses and the upper respiratory tract”.
From the news release:
“The availability of this product, particularly the version for children, comes at a time when millions of parents are concerned about recent government advisories about the safety of conventional over-the-counter cough and cold medications in children,” he [Mark Blumenthal, founder and executive director of ABC] added.
The Food and Drug Administration advised parents not to administer cold and flu remedies to young children under 2 years of age and is reviewing the safety of such products for older children. A leading OTC drug industry trade association has recommended that parents not administer such products to children under 4 years.
But does it taste good?
For medicinal syrup, it’s not too bad! I tried it myself and while many kids may not like the herbal taste, it’s not sickenly sweet like most cherry cough syrups. And although it has a slight bitter-sweet aftertaste, it’s very herbal and nothing compared to the alcohol, mediciney aftertaste of common over-the-counter syrups.
Get YOUR Sinupret Sample Pack
All you have to do is leave a comment below and send this post to one friend to get your sample pack! If you’re stuck on what to comment on, why not share your favoutite natural, home cold remedies with the community?
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When my little one is feeling a little under the weather some of my natural remedies include: Lots of liquids, sitting in the steam filled bathroom and lots of love and attention!!
I agree with Dominique. But sign me up for a sample pack!!!
As a chiropractor and a mom, I’m very interested in natural remedies for my child!
When my little ones have colds, I like to put the humidifier in their rooms, give them plenty of fluids including orange juice.
I took this stuff and an hour later i pooped myself!!!!
Thanks for sharing your cold remedies, Ladies, and for commenting!
Email me your addresses (stephanie@livelighter.org) and the sample pack will be in your mailboxes soon.
@Steve So sorry to hear about your reaction! I took it and was ok… Would you still like your sample pack? If not for yourself, maybe someone else you know?
Steph, Lex just had a cold not long ago and I felt helpless, I did the hot shower/steam as well but it is so hard to when she is so stuffed up she can barely eat, I would love to try it!
@Tammy Hopefully Sinupret for Kids is just the thing for Lex’s next cold. At least you’ll have it on hand to try!
We tend to try and avoid cough/cold rememdies for the kiddies… but what the heck? If anything it would be funny to get the hubs to sample it – just incase he poops
Thanks Steph.
A natural remedy, that would be fantastic. Anything natural works well in our house.
@Christine lol! Be good to hubby.
I’m glad you decided to comment. It can’t hurt to have a herbal remedy in the fridge in case symptoms get really bad for the kiddies (before the expiry date, of course!).
@Tanya Can’t go wrong with natural – it’s the only thing I trust!
Is this supposed to just help with the symptoms, or shorten the length of the cold?
Hi Naomi,
Sinupret claims to support sinus, respiratory and immune functioning. They do not come right out and say it, but a strong immune system definitely shortens the length of a cold.
I have used Sambucol cough syrup for years for myself and my kids. It is soothing to the throat and pretty tasty. I look forward to trying this one too! I’m currently looking for a good astragalus supplement for kids…any suggestions? i used the Herbs for Kids formula years back…
Hey Julie!
Sambucol cough syrup, I’ll have to check it out.
And an astragalus supplement… very interesting. I had to look it up (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astragalus).
It appears to be used for anti-aging… what other uses does it have that would be good for kids?
Steph
Hi Steph,
I’m surprised wiki didn’t mention the immune benefits…but cancer treatment? that is awesome!
anyway,
here’s a great site with product for kids
http://www.herbsforkids.com/products.asp?pcid=9
The Herbs for Kids line has a liquid astragalus supplement that tastes good and can be snuck into their juice. They have a full line of wonderful products.
Another great source of natural health information is the Life Extension Foundation
http://www.lef.org
cheap easy way to get supplements
vitacost.com
vitaminshoppe.com
Wow, Julie, thanks for sharing these excellent sites with us.
I’ve bookmarked lef.org!
For nutritional supplements, though, I’m hooked on USANA: http://livelighter.org/nutritionals-you-can-trust/