Daily Nutrition | Rebuild Your Strength and Energy | Ensure®
Daily Nutrition | Rebuild Your Strength and Energy | Ensure®
What’s the right portion size? Are smaller, more frequent meals better than three square meals a day? We’re here to talk about how you can get the nutrient-rich calories you need during treatment and recovery to help rebuild your strength and energy.
Right Portion Size + Six Mini-Meals = Nutrient-Rich Variety for Strength & Energy
Try Mini-Meals to Increase Nutrient Intake
Studies show that people who eat more meals also enjoy a wider variety of foods and are more likely to meet daily nutritional requirements. Eating mini-meals, as long as they’re balanced with the proper amount of calorie, protein, fats, vitamins, and minerals, can help maintain your weight and strength. Patients with good nutritional status generally tolerate and respond to treatment better than those who are malnourished. You’ll want to make sure you’re taking in the adequate amount of calories your doctor has recommended—just try to spread them out over six meals instead of three!
Tools to Help You Keep Track
Use the Weekly Nutrition Tracker to keep track of the mini-meals you’ll be eating and your appetite and energy levels. Then, print them out and bring them to your next doctor’s appointment—these tools can be a great way to bring up the topic of your nutrient intake and more. Link to: http://bit.ly/1YjVd9i
Choose Nutrient-Rich Foods Your Body Can Use
Your body needs a balance of calories and protein to function at its best. Here are a few suggestions for how you can mix and match foods to get the nutrition you need from a mini-meal approach:
Eating a nutrient-rich diet can help increase your strength, help you maintain your weight and even help build your energy. Remember, adding two Ensure Enlive each day with 20g protein and the unique ingredient, HMB, can help rebuild muscle for strength and energy.
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