Kids Blood Builder

Kids Blood Builder

Why choose SunStory’s Kids Blood Builder?

Blood functions as a building block of health and vitality. Kids Blood Builder is designed to support every one of those building blocks, the blood, liver and general circulation.

What’s in the bottle*:
• Yellow Dock Root/Fresh Rumex crispus: rich in iron, Yellow Dock also supports the removal of waste in the blood^

• Nettles Leaf/Fresh Urtica dioica: Nettles is a gentle herb that helps reduce inflammation in the arteries and blood vessels**

• Alfalfa Leaf/Fresh Medicago sativa: Alfalfa, extremely nutritive, provides the body with essential mineral content, and may promote appetite

• Dandelion Root/Taraxacum officinale: Strengthens healthy liver cell function and boosts the liver’s ability to filter toxins from the blood

• Ashwagandha Root/Fresh Withania somnifera: Ashwagandha is the powerhouse ingredient of this formula, improving red and white blood cell formation, iron stores, and aiding the liver to help cleanse the blood

The benefits:

• Optimize cell function: each herb in this formula supports the health of your child’s cells

• Liver support: our Kids Blood Builder formula and the liver are peas in a pod; this formula supports processes such as creating nutrients, general metabolism and removing toxins from the body’s blood supply

• Safely crafted: no bad stuff (gluten, sugar, alcohol, parabens, synthetic colors) has been added to this well-absorbable formula

We developed Sun Story Kids Blood Builder with essential building blocks in mind, to help your child find strength in every step of their journey

References
* Bone, Kerry, and Simon Mills. Principles and Practice of Phytotherapy: Modern Herbal Medicine. Churchill Livingstone, 2013.

^ Hobbs C. Yellow Dock: A Nutritive Herb for Blood Building and Detoxification. J Herbal Medicine. 2023;18(2):130-135. doi:10.1016/j.jherbmed.2023.101514.

** Randall C, Meier B. Stinging Nettle (Urtica dioica): A Review of Its Anti-inflammatory Properties. Phytotherapy Research. 2000;14(7):488-491. doi:10.1002/1099-1573(200011)14:7<488::AID-PTR764>3.0.CO;2-H.