Nutrition for the fight

Our products help put you back in the driving seat, contributing to better nutrition for fighting against the challenges cancer can pose.

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Cancer can directly impact nutrition, so eating well is extremely important.

Managing your nutrition can help you prevent malnutrition, reduce adverse reactions to cancer treatments and avoid treatment interruption.

These products contribute to achieving your nutritional goals and support your wellbeing.

Our Nutritional Products

Nestlé Health Science offers a complete range of Foods For Special Dietary Use to support patients and caregivers throughout their cancer treatment journey from general well-being through to managing specific side effects.

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Our product availability will depend of your country of residence. See your local market site to see what is available in your region and discuss with your Health Care Team.

Oral nutritional solutions for those not getting enough of the right nutrients from their diet.

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Refresh

Provides a fresh taste to encourage salivation and improve food tolerance when experiencing oral mucositis (painful mouth sores) and dysgeusia (taste distortion).

Carton of Nestlé Resource Fruit apple-flavour clear liquid drink.

Is a refreshing apple-flavoured nutritional drink that helps support hydration and energy needs.

Container of Resource Whey Protein powder.

RESOURCE^® Whey Protein is a high-quality, soluble 100% whey protein powder designed for dietary management of malnutrition and increased protein needs. Can be added to hot and cold foods or drinks.

Bottle of Nestlé Resource Ultra high‑protein vanilla‑flavour drink.

Is a high-protein, high-energy nutritional supplement designed for individuals with malnutrition or high protein needs. Comes in Vanilla & Strawberry Flavor.

A clinically proven nutritional solution for patients pre and post-surgery or following trauma.

Impact Advanced Recovery

Impact AR contains a unique blend of nutrients specially formulated to help meet the specific dietary needs of individuals having major surgery.

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Nutrition for the fight

Our Nutritional Products

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Refresh

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Fruit Apple

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Whey
Protein

Resource^®
Ultra

Impact Advanced Recovery

Our Nutritional Products

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MCMN - Nutrition Products

Nutrition for the fight

Our Nutritional Products

Resource® Refresh

Resource® Fruit Apple

Resource® Whey Protein

Resource® Ultra

Impact Advanced Recovery

Our Nutritional Products

Know more about the subject

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Refresh

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Fruit Apple

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Whey
Protein

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Ultra