Haiti: Helping Malnourished Children

The video discusses the malnutrition crisis in Haiti, focusing on a two-year-old named Givnel who is severely malnourished. He is enrolled in a six-week program using Medika Mamba, a therapeutic food made in Haiti. The video highlights the production process of Medika Mamba, its local economic impact, and efforts to source peanuts locally to boost agriculture. The goal is to eventually export Medika Mamba to other countries. The video concludes with Givnel's first taste of the treatment, symbolizing hope for a better future.

What is the primary goal of the Medika Mamba treatment program?

• To provide basic education to children

• To export food products internationally

• To treat malnutrition in toddlers

• To offer employment to local workers

How often should Medika Mamba be administered to children?

• Eight times a day

• Once a day

• Five times a day

• Three times a day

What additional measures are taken to prevent infections in children receiving Medika Mamba?

• Use of antibiotics and water sanitation tablets

• Daily exercise routines

• Regular hospital visits

• Vaccination programs

Where is Medika Mamba manufactured?

• United States

• Mexico

• Brazil

• Haiti

What is the long-term goal of sourcing peanuts locally for Medika Mamba production?

• To create new flavors of Medika Mamba

• To boost Haiti's agricultural capacity and export potential

• To increase the nutritional value

• To reduce the cost of production