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Casein and Whey are two different groups of proteins which are
present in both breastmilk and cows' milk. The protein component
of breastmilk is predominantly whey proteins. Whey proteins
are thought to be more easily digested than casein proteins.
For this reason, most infant formulas suitable from birth
(starter formulas) are whey dominant (60% whey:40% casein).
Heinz NurtureŽ Starter Infant Formula
and Heinz Nurture Gold ToddlerŽ Starter Infant Formula are both
whey dominant infant formulas with a whey to casein ratio
similar to breastmilk. (60:40).
Heinz NurtureŽ Follow-On Formula and
Heinz Nurture Gold ToddlerŽ Follow-On Formula are casein dominant
formulas. These formulas have a whey:casein ratio similar
to cows' milk (20:80) which makes it slower to digest and
therefore more suitable for infants over 6 months of age.
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