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How Good Is Protinex For People Above 60 Years As A Food Supplement?

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Posted on Mon, 28 Oct 2013
Question: How good is use of Protinex for the people above 60 years as a food supplement ?
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Answered by Dr. Vaishalee Punj (47 minutes later)
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Protinex is nutritional supplement that is advised in conditions where low body weight or inadequate nutrition is an issue. It may also be advised when the person is dealing with a chronic condition like diabetes, etc.

Since it is a nutritional supplement, it should be taken along with regular food and is not meant to replace it.

For the person in discussion here, it can be taken in low doses. In the presence of joint pains, weight gain due to the supplement can become an issue for her and may deteriorate her pains. Thus if you can tell me the weight and height of the person and the reason for considering Protinex use, I will be better able to help you.

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Dr Vaishalee
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How Good Is Protinex For People Above 60 Years As A Food Supplement?

Brief Answer:
Hi

Detailed Answer:
Hi

Thanks for posting your query on XXXXXXX

Protinex is nutritional supplement that is advised in conditions where low body weight or inadequate nutrition is an issue. It may also be advised when the person is dealing with a chronic condition like diabetes, etc.

Since it is a nutritional supplement, it should be taken along with regular food and is not meant to replace it.

For the person in discussion here, it can be taken in low doses. In the presence of joint pains, weight gain due to the supplement can become an issue for her and may deteriorate her pains. Thus if you can tell me the weight and height of the person and the reason for considering Protinex use, I will be better able to help you.

Regards

Dr Vaishalee