Stop Childhood Coughs Before They Start

Respiratory health issues are common among children in Malaysia, particularly due to the country’s climate, frequent haze episodes, and increasing levels of air pollution. Children are often exposed to airborne irritants both outdoors and indoors, including traffic emissions, industrial pollutants, and poor indoor ventilation. These environmental conditions, combined with close contact in schools and childcare settings, contribute to the high incidence of respiratory infections among Malaysian children.

 

Reasons for Respiratory Problems in Children

Children are more susceptible to respiratory issues because their immune systems are still developing. Common conditions include the common cold and flu, which are usually caused by viral infections and often present with symptoms such as coughing, a runny nose, and mild fever. Allergic rhinitis is also prevalent, commonly triggered by dust, pollen, pet dander, or mould, leading to sneezing and nasal congestion.

In younger children and infants, bronchiolitis is a common lower respiratory tract infection, often caused by the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition characterised by airway inflammation, wheezing, and difficulty breathing, while pneumonia is a more serious lung infection that may require prompt medical treatment and monitoring.

 

Risk Factors

Repeated or unmanaged respiratory issues can affect a child’s overall wellbeing, sleep quality, school attendance, and daily activities. In some cases, frequent infections may place additional strain on the immune system and increase the risk of long-term respiratory sensitivity.

Several factors can increase a child’s risk of developing respiratory problems. Environmental factors such as haze, air pollution, poor ventilation, and exposure to secondhand smoke can irritate the airways and weaken respiratory health.

Biological factors also play a role, particularly in children of young age, those with low birth weight, prematurity, or lower immunity. Socioeconomic factors, including crowded living conditions, frequent daycare attendance, and limited hygiene awareness, may further increase exposure to respiratory infections.

In addition, lifestyle factors such as lack of breastfeeding, incomplete vaccination, and delayed medical intervention can affect a child’s immune defence and increase susceptibility to respiratory illnesses.

 

What Supplements Should You Take?

Alongside a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle, nutritional supplementation may help support children’s respiratory and immune health. Ingredients with immune-modulating, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties are commonly explored to help strengthen the body’s natural deference, particularly during periods of increased exposure to environmental challenges.

Tiger Milk Mushroom

Tiger Milk Mushroom has been traditionally used to support respiratory health, especially for coughs and colds. It is recognized for its antioxidant, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and immunomodulatory properties, which may help reduce airway inflammation and support improved respiratory function.

The mushroom contains β-glucans that help modulate immune responses, enabling the body to respond more effectively to environmental challenges. It is also believed to support the repair of damaged respiratory tissue, contributing to overall respiratory system health.

 

LiGNO™ TM02® - Trusted, Tested, Effective

LiGNO™ TM02® is developed with a strong focus on safety, quality, and scientifically supported efficacy. It is designed to meet high production standards while delivering consistent and reliable performance.

1.Safety

LiGNO™ TM02® is free from pesticides, fertilisers, and other chemical additives. It is also tested to ensure it is free from heavy metals, alpha toxins, and microbial contamination, helping to maintain high safety standards.

2.Quality

LiGNO™ TM02® is grown and processed in a controlled clean-lab system. The entire process complies with internationally recognised certifications, including ISO 22000, GMP, HACCP, Halal, and Organic standards, reflecting strict quality control and manufacturing excellence.

3.Efficacy

The efficacy of LiGNO™ TM02® is supported by scientific studies. Effective dosages and bioactive secondary metabolite compounds are identified through research, ensuring consistency and functional reliability.

 

Kids Brevi Plus: Strong Lungs, Immune-Powered, Big Adventures

Kids Brevi Plus is specially formulated to support children’s respiratory and immune health. It combines four carefully selected ingredients with Vitamin C to help support daily immunity and respiratory wellbeing.

The formulation includes patented Tiger Milk Mushroom, LiGNO™ TM02 which is supported by clinical studies. Kids Brevi Plus contains no added sugar, artificial flavouring, or colouring, making it suitable for regular consumption. It is also vegetarian-friendly, offering a safer and more inclusive option for families.

 

Reference:

  1. Muhamad, S. A., Muhammad, N. S., Ismail, N. D. A., Mohamud, R., Safuan, S., & Asma-Abdullah, N. (2019). Intranasal administration of Lignosus rhinocerotis (Cooke) Ryvarden (Tiger Milk mushroom) extract attenuates airway inflammation in murine model of allergic asthma. Experimental and Therapeutic Medicine. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6447947/

 

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