Nutritional drinks are specially formulated to provide extra calories, protein, vitamins, and minerals. They can help people who struggle to eat enough food due to illness, recovery, or reduced appetite.

πŸ”Ή Who Might Benefit

  • βœ” People with poor appetite or difficulty eating solid foods
  • βœ” Those recovering from illness, surgery, or medical treatment
  • βœ” Older adults at risk of malnutrition
  • βœ” Individuals needing extra calories and protein for weight gain

πŸ”Ή Types of Nutritional Drinks

  • High-Calorie Drinks
    βœ” Provide extra energy in small volumes
    βœ” Helpful for weight gain or preventing weight loss
  • High-Protein Drinks
    βœ” Support muscle repair and strength
    βœ” Useful after illness or surgery
  • Specialist Formulas
    βœ” Designed for conditions such as diabetes, kidney disease, or allergies
    βœ” Only use under medical advice

πŸ”Ή How to Use

  • βœ” Can be taken between meals as a snack or supplement
  • βœ” Best served chilled for improved taste
  • βœ” Shake well before drinking
  • βœ” Follow healthcare guidance on daily amounts

🧭 Quick Guide: Nutritional Drinks

βœ… Use as a supplement, not a replacement for a balanced diet
βœ… Choose high-protein formulas for recovery
βœ… Specialist drinks should be taken only if recommended by a doctor
βœ… Store in a cool place and check expiry dates before use

⚠️ Always use nutritional drinks as directed by a doctor, dietitian, or pharmacist. They are not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet.