Hi, Here are some suggestions that may help: * Encourage her to eat smaller, more frequent meals: Sometimes large meals can be overwhelming, especially for someone with a diminished appetite. Offer her smaller portions of food more frequently throughout the day, such as five to six small meals instead of three large meals. * Focus on nutrient-dense foods: Offer foods that are high in calories and nutrients, such as avocados, nuts, cheese, and eggs. You can also try adding supplements such as protein shakes or smoothies to her diet to ensure she is getting enough nutrients. * Add flavor to her food: Sometimes elderly people experience a loss of taste, which can make food less appealing. Adding herbs and spices can help make food more flavorful and appetizing. * Address medication side effects: If your grandmother is experiencing nausea or vomiting from her medication, talk to her doctor about alternative medications or ways to manage the side effects. * Encourage hydration: Drinking fluids is important for overall health and can also help with appetite. Encourage your grandmother to drink water, herbal tea, or other non-caffeinated beverages throughout the day. * Address underlying health issues: If your grandmother s lack of appetite and weight loss persists, it could be due to an underlying health issue. It s important to encourage her to see a doctor to rule out any medical conditions that may be causing her symptoms. * Seek the help of a dietitian: A dietitian can provide specialized advice on how to manage your grandmother s dietary needs and ensure she is getting enough nutrients. It s important to be patient and understanding with your grandmother, as these changes can be difficult for her to manage. It s also important to respect her autonomy and allow her to make her own decisions about her care while offering support and guidance. Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Priyanka, General & Family Physician