Protein Drinks Product Sheet

Listing Results Protein Drinks Product Sheet

Frequently Asked Questions

• What are the ingredients in plant protein blend?

  Ingredients: Proprietary Plant Protein Blend (pea protein isolate, organic sprouted brown rice protein concentrate), natural flavors, guar gum, and contains less than 2% of salt, sunflower lecithin, organic steviol glycoside, xanthan gum, organic rebaudioside A, silicon dioxide. It Works Marketing, Inc.

• What drinks are in your coolers?

  It seems like each day we get new, refreshing drinks in our coolers. Whether you’re looking to try a new energy drink, or grab a gallon of milk on the way home from work, our coolers have what you need. We pride ourselves on variety, having something for everyone. Sport drinks, juices, soda, tea, energy drinks, milk, water, and much more.

• How is nutritional status assessed in patients with cystic fibrosis ?

  Assessing nutritional status is important to determine proper therapy for patients with CF. Height z-score, weight z-score, and BMI percentile should be measured in children (weight-for-length z-score in children under 2), and BMI in adults.

• How does nutritional management affect growth and survival in cystic fibrosis ?

  Nutritional management has a dramatic effect on growth and survival in patients with CF, but it is often challenging due to malabsorption. Survival is markedly poorer in patients who are underweight for their height. Thus, a high-energy diet is commonly recommended, along with nutritional supplements. [8]

• What is the best diet for cystic fibrosis ?

  Poor absorption of nutrients is also common, requiring pancreatic enzyme replacement and supplements of fat-soluble (and possibly water-soluble) vitamins. Patients with CF should follow a high-calorie, high-fat, nutrient-dense diet to help meet needs for energy, growth, and vitamins and minerals.

• How is vitamin deficiency monitored in patients with cystic fibrosis ?

  Patients should be monitored for evidence of vitamin deficiency and treated accordingly. Patients with CF require supplemental nutrients for various reasons. The fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K are a priority, mainly because pancreatic enzyme insufficiency often results in malabsorption of these nutrients.