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Eating Enough When Appetite Is Reduced
Smaller appetite means every bite has to count. A few practical ideas.
Make each bite count
With a reduced appetite, the goal shifts from "eat less" to "get enough of the right things from less." That means prioritizing protein, fiber and foundational nutrients in the food you do eat.
Practical tactics
Smaller, more frequent meals can be easier than three big ones. Nutrient-dense options, and a protein or fiber supplement to fill gaps, help you reach your intake without forcing large portions.
This is support, not a substitute
Nutritional support complements your care; it doesn't replace it. If you're struggling to eat enough, that's an important thing to raise with your healthcare professional.
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