Nutrition plays an important role in the care of the sick. "Eating and drinking keep body and soul together." "If you do not eat, you will not get well." These are phrases that have accompanied us since our earliest childhood.
And they are true: being able to eat "normally" again and having an appetite is an important step on the road to recovery.
- Dieticians are happy to accompany you on this journey and help you with a diet that meets your needs.
- It is also possible to combine the diet with food you have brought with you.
- Dietary supplements and supplementary diets tailored to your condition are very helpful.
- We can help you make the right choices.
If the mere thought of eating makes you feel nauseous and nervous, you may not be able to take in enough energy. These are stressful times for you as a patient, but also for your family and friends, and require a lot of patience and empathy. We can help you through this time with appropriate nutritional therapy.
Often an increase in food intake does not lead to an increase in quality of life. If eating becomes a torture for you, we will not force you to eat at any price, because quality of life comes first.
For the time at home, we can help you with all your nutritional questions.