Prosure - For People with Cancer Induced Weight Loss

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For People with Cancer Induced Weight Loss, uniquely formulated, high protein, EPA-enriched (EPA-Eicosapentaenoic Acid, An Omega-3 fatty acid), Prosure is from Abbot or licensed by Abbot Laboratories.

I have purchased this milk (Prosure) just today. My father's doctor prescribed this milk to double the dosage intake of calorie he's been getting. Since a few days ago CT scan results shows that there is a recurrent of tumor on his neck. Unfortunately there are some signs of pain on his upper back which cause him to loose his appetite due to pain.

So to compensate the missing calorie Prosure was added to his daily diet, 1 scoop of Prosure added to 1 scoop of Sustagen premium. Twice a day. Prosure claims the following help:

Promote weight gain.
Increase lean body mass and strength.
Enhance physical activity.
Improve quality of life.

Hopefully Prosure milk will help him a lot. Good thing Prosure was invented these days, were modern drugs and milk already exists, bad thing is it's not included from senior citizen discount :( Only medicines are included, not milk like Prosure.

Note: Drink only this milk if it's being prescribed by doctor. This article if for information only.

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