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  • Supradyn & NDTV initiate campaign against micronutrient deficiency

    Supradyn, from Bayer’s Consumer Health Division, has joined forces with NDTV, for an initiative named ‘One Nation 100% Nutrition’.

    Sandeep Verma
    Sandeep Verma

    Said Sandeep Verma, Country Head, India, Bayer Consumer Health Division: “We are thrilled to embark on this journey and bring attention to the critical issue of micronutrient deficiency. The #SupradynHealthPledge is not just a campaign; it’s a movement towards better health and vitality for everyone. We believe that by encouraging people to adopt a holistic approach to nutrition, we can contribute towards moving every single Indian towards the goal of 100% nutrition.”

    Added Dr Ishi Khosla, Founder and Clinical Nutritionist, Centre for Dietary Counselling: “In India, 50 to 60% of women and children suffer from anemia, often linked to micronutrient deficiencies and inflammation—a starting point for many diseases. A key solution lies in a good diet, essential for overall health. Mental well-being is also vital, as it contributes to a healthy gut. A straightforward strategy involves simple lifestyle changes and necessary supplements to address these health issues.”

    Said Gaurav Dewani, Head – Special Projects, NDTV: “We at NDTV are proud to partner with Supradyn, a pioneering force in addressing the critical issue of micronutrient deficiency. Together, we are committed to bridging the gap in nutrition accessibility, ensuring individuals receive up to 100% of their required micronutrients. Through this collaboration, we aim to empower our viewers with the knowledge and resources necessary to lead healthier, more vibrant lives. Our shared dedication to holistic well-being underscores our mission to make a meaningful impact on India’s health and nutrition landscape.”

  • Lowe Lintas pops a campaign for Supradyn

    By Our Staff

     

    Supradyn, the multivitamin brand owned by Bayer’s Consumer Health division, has relaunched with a new campaign ‘Sahi Poshan Harr Din, Khane Ke Saath Supradyn’ addressing consumers in India directly for the first-time in its sixty-year legacy. The campaign has been conceived by Lowe Lintas.

     

    Said Sandeep Verma, Country Head, India, Bayer Consumer Health Division: “This marks an important milestone for Supradyn which has built a trustworthy relationship with doctors and healthcare professionals over the years. We are now happy to also address the consumers directly for the first time in the brand’s six-decade legacy, leading discussions and creating awareness in the nutrition and multivitamin-multimineral category. Our campaign brings to light Supradyn’s role in complementing a healthy diet, which provides only up to 70% nutrition, thereby bridging this nutrition gap and providing more energy and immunity every day.”

     

    Talking about the campaign, Ritu Mittal, Head – Marketing and Digital, Bayer Consumer Health India, added: “The pandemic situation has reset our priorities, bringing health and wellness to the forefront. With the launch of this ‘first-ever’ Supradyn campaign in India, we intend to educate our consumers on the micronutrient insufficiency in their diets in a relevant and memorable way. We want to encourage them to take One Supradyn Daily tablet every day for improving their energy levels and boosting immunity. The campaign ‘Sahi Poshan Harr Din, Khane Ke Saath Supradyn’ will encompass all modes of media mix with a strong focus on digital.”

     

    Said Tasneem Ali, Executive Director, Lowe Lintas: “We are delighted to be a part of Supradyn’s relaunch, a milestone in itself, that brings to light a relevant conversation in a simple yet memorable manner. The past year and a half have changed the way we look at our health and wellness, showing us how our diet cannot be solely relied upon to maintain energy and boost immunity. Our campaign hence starts a relevant conversation highlighting relatable concerns to draw the curtains on Supradyn’s improved solution that helps you reach your 100% every day.”