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WITH PROBIOTIC B. LACTIS A TUMMY-FRIENDLY PROBIOTIC LIKE THE ONES FOUND IN BREASTMILK

Gentle Pro™ Infant Formula

Gentle Pro™ Infant Formula

Designed to provide complete nutrition for infants with sensitive stomachs. Gentle Pro infant formula features 100% whey protein that has been partially hydrolyzed through an advanced 2-step hydrolysis and is easy to digest. This advanced hydrolysis uses heat and enzymes to create proteins 10x smaller than those of intact cow’s milk proteins.

  • Enriched with B. lactis*, a tummy-friendly probiotic like the ones found in breastmilk, helps support a balanced gut microbiota
  • Promotes softer, more regular stools^1
  • Clinically shown to deliver a gastric emptying time similar to breastmilk at 30 minutes2

High Quality 100% Whey Protein, Partially Hydrolyzed

  • Easy to digest small proteins, 10x smaller than intact cow’s milk protein
  • Free from curdling that can be caused by dairy casein

Probiotic B. Lactis

  • Clinically shown to promote a balanced gut microbiota
  • Clinically shown to support the developing immune system by increasing sIgA3

Prebiotic 2’-FL HMO** (Human Milk Oligosaccharide)

  • Prebiotic just like those found at significant levels in breastmilk4
  • Helps support digestive health and the developing immune system5

Nutrient Detail + Mixing Instructions

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  • * B. lactis=Bifidobacterium lactis. IgA=Immunoglobulin A.
  • ^Compared to intact protein formulas.
  • **Human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) are a group of prebiotics found in 
 human milk, and 2’-FL is the most abundant found in breastmilk. The 2’-FL HMO in Good Start® | Dr. Brown’sTM Gentle Pro™ Infant Formula isstructurally identical to that in breastmilk. Not from human milk.
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References: 

  • 1Czerkies L, et al. Int J Pediatr. 2018:4676758
  • 2Billeaud C, et al. Eur J Clin Nutr. 1990;44(8):577-583
  • 3Holscher HD, et al. J Parenter Enteral Nutr. 2012;36:106S-117S.
  • 4Bode L. Glycobiology. 2012;22(9):1147-1162.
  • 5Goehring, J Nutr 2016;146:2559-2566