Sentence examples for supportive nutrition from inspiring English sources

For such patients, supportive nutrition has long been used as adjunctive care; however, such nutrition is often inadequate, including only fundamental macronutrients to sustain patients through periods of metabolic stress.

A research study has suggested that extracts from P. impudicus can reduce the risk of this condition by reducing the incidence of platelet aggregation, and may have potential as a supportive preventative nutrition.

The traditional alliance of lawmakers from urban and rural districts — one faction strongly supportive of nutrition assistance programs and the other of subsidies that boost farming interests — had served to give the legislation significant bipartisan backing when it was reauthorized every five years.

Of 76 enrolled patients, 74 (97.4%) were receiving supportive enteral nutrition.

Finally, a subclavian port device was implanted to facilitate supportive parenteral nutrition (1500 kcal/day) facing severe tumor-associated anorexia.

Interestingly, in our study, almost all patients were receiving supportive enteral nutrition, indicating type 2 malnutrition in most of our patients.

These are, in fact, the patients who most commonly receive supportive parenteral nutrition nowadays, and for ethical reasons, probably, there will not be any randomized trials available in the future either.

Further, as mentioned, almost all of our patients were receiving the supportive enteral nutrition; therefore, we propose that in this population of patients, some noninvasive methods for detecting NAFLD, including TE (FibroScan) and CAP, could be used as a screening method for detecting high-risk patients, in order to timely act and prevent adverse CVD.

However, attempts to modify or influence food systems in ways that are more supportive of good nutrition have been stymied by a lack of relevant data.

If improvements in fatigue, quality-of-life and a better weight control are observed, the APAD study could demonstrate the feasibility and the effectiveness of such exercise and nutrition supportive care with limited additional cost in patients receiving adjuvant breast cancer therapy.

Suggestions made in earlier patient/health care contacts may be discussed and recommendations for supportive interventions (eg, nutrition, social work, home care) can be shared.