Sentence examples for should be nutrition from inspiring English sources

"This is the first acknowledgment by the F.T.C. that there should be nutrition standards for food that's marketed to kids," said Margo Wootan, director of nutrition policy at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a nutrition advocacy group and frequent critic of junk-food marketing.

What is new is the "name of the game": agriculture should now be "nutrition-sensitive", which is more or less the same.

As many relatives do, she had hesitated over whether her husband should be given nutrition and water through tubes, now that he could not feed himself.

Says University of Wisconsin cardiologist James Stein: "People should be getting nutrition from real foods, not from foods that are artificially modified to give supposed health benefits".

This misinterpretation raises an ethical question as the guidelines state that no parenteral nutrition should be initiated unless enteral nutrition has been tested.

In particular, childhood obesity should be addressed implementing nutrition courses and promoting sports and physical activity in all schools.

As a general recommendation, early enteral nutrition should be provided to patients in the ICU, initially supplemented by parenteral nutrition when enteral nutrition can only be tolerated in low volumes [ 32].

The combination of the pre-crisis vulnerability in relation to the nutrition and the impact of disasters on livelihood and child feeding practices means the nutrition situation should be assessed and monitored, says Andrew Musyoki, Nutrition Cluster Coordinator, UNICEF Bangladesh.

"The combination of pre-crisis vulnerability in relation to the nutrition and the impact of disasters on livelihood and child feeding practices means the nutrition situation should be assessed and monitored," says Andrew Musyoki, Nutrition Cluster Coordinator for UNICEF Bangladesh.

Evidence is accumulating that the development of energy deficits > -4000 kcal should be prevented: Early enteral nutrition and the use of combined enteral and parenteral nutrition (in case of enteral nutrition failure) seem the best ways to achieve this target [ 51].

In addition, nutrition support guidelines by the Society of Critical Care Medicine and the American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition in critically ill adult patients with intolerance to gastric feeding suggest that enteral nutrition should be initiated within 24 to 48 hours after admission to the ICU, and that the nutrition goal should be achieved within 48 to 72 hours [ 42].