Sustagen

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Sustagen

Sustagen (/sʌsˈteɪdʒən/) is a brand of nutritional supplement drinks, often used in medical and healthcare settings. It is designed to provide essential nutrients and energy to individuals who may have difficulty maintaining a balanced diet.

Etymology

The term "Sustagen" is a portmanteau of the words "sustain" and "generation". It implies the product's purpose of sustaining the generation of energy and nutrients in the body.

Composition

Sustagen is composed of a variety of essential nutrients, including protein, vitamins, and minerals. It is often used as a meal replacement or supplement, particularly for individuals who may have difficulty consuming a balanced diet due to illness or other health conditions.

Usage

Sustagen is typically mixed with water or milk and consumed as a drink. It can be used as a meal replacement, or as a supplement to a regular diet. It is often recommended for individuals who are recovering from illness or surgery, or who have specific dietary needs due to health conditions such as malnutrition or cachexia.

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