HealthXP and CRY ink pact for joint fight against Malnutrition (Mumbai)

HealthXP and CRY ink pact for joint fight against Malnutrition

Mumbai 31st May 2019 HealthXP the prominent sports nutrition supplement provider and the leading NGO CRY Foundation have come together in their fight against the rise of malnutrition amongst the Indian children.Announcing the details of the pact Mr. Girish Joshi Co-founder and Managing Director HealthXP said With every purchase of a product from HealthXP Rs. 10 will be donated towards helping children get healthy again. Every contribution will ensure children get proper nutrition better healthcare and a healthy start to life. The collected corpus will be used for the malnutrition project which will be implemented and supervised by CRY. India has the maximum number of malnourished children in the world 1 in every 3 children is malnourished. The situation is extremely critical because the effects of malnourishment are irreversible if they occur at a young age. If not death it leads to permanent disabilities that render the children ill for the rest of their lives.Out of 500 million children in India a whopping 97 million are anaemic and undernourished. The deficiency of micronutrients like iron iodine vitamin A folate and zinc results in malnutrition. Being in the health segment the brand is trying to reach the maximum number of children who are in need of better nourishments. About HealthXP (s healthxp.in )HealthXP is India s fastest growing online supplement store known for delivering genuine sports nutrition supplements to health enthusiasts at very affordable rates. They offer a wide range of health products across categories and all major brands. Their basic mission is to help customers achieve their transformation goal. Customers can rely on HealthXP for their personal fitness training guide and for the consultant of entire necessary dietary supplements. About CRY Foundation Child Rights and You (CRY) is an Indian non-governmental organization which aims to restore children s rights. The organisation was founded in 1979 by Rippan Kapur.CRY partners with grassroots level non-governmental organisations to uplift thousands of underprivileged Indian children denied of basic rights by working across levels - from direct action advocacy mobilizing public opinion to policy change.