"Horlicks Lite is a specialized adult nutrittion drink that caters to the unique nutritional requirements of active adults aged 35 and above. Horlicks Lite with no added sugar contains high-quality protein that helps in cell maintenance and repair, which is essential for maintaining a healthy body. Moreover, Horlicks Lite is free from added sugars and cholesterol, making it a perfect fit for older adults. About Horlicks Lite: Nutrition designed for Active Adults Horlicks adult contains essential nutrients like Vitamin C, Vitamin D, and Zinc that are known to support the optimal functioning of the immune system, promoting a healthy body. Lite Horlicks is with no added sugar. It contains six antioxidant nutrients, like Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Vitamin B2, Zinc, Selenium, and Copper, that protect cells from oxidative stress, ensuring the body's overall well-being. Horlicks Lite is a nutrition drink for adults is designed to support the healthy lifestyle of active adults and provides a maximum shelf life of 12 months. Add three heaped teaspoonfuls (25g) of the powder to 200ml of cold or hot milk or water to prepare your nourishing Horlicks Lite drink. Stir quickly to mix well and enjoy Horlicks Lite. It is available in 2 tasty flavours Regular Malt & Badam"
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