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Nutritional drinks are specially formulated beverages that provide calories, protein, vitamins, and minerals.They are used to support daily nutrition when food intake is reduced and can supplement or replace meals depending on formulation.
Some are nutritionally complete and can replace meals if advised. Others are designed to be taken alongside normal food. However, you must always check whether a product is complete or supplementary. For better understanding, a nutritionist’s guidance is recommended.
Complete nutrition means a product provides all essential nutrients. It can be used as a sole source of nutrition under guidance, but not all nutritional drinks are nutritionally complete and should not be replaced without proper medical advice.
Many are designed for regular or long-term use, while others are intended only for short-term nutritional support. However, the long-term use should follow product guidance or medical advice.
Most standard nutritional drinks do not require prescriptions, but specialist medical formulas are often used under healthcare supervision. However, the prescription requirements vary by product and country, so it is recommended to check the local permissions first.
Yes, some are specifically designed for children and toddlers as they support growth when dietary intake is insufficient. Additionally, age suitability is clearly stated on each product. However, you must consult with a healthcare professional, especially for toddlers.