10. Uso racional de suplementos  proteicos en ancianos: Relevancia de  los mecanismos gastrointestinales

Thais Pérez Santoja

Thais Pérez Santoja Medicina Familiar y Comunitaria. Centro de Salud de Galapagar. Madrid

Palabras clave: Envejecimiento, Suplementos proteicos, Sarcopenia

Abstract

Ésta es una revisión que se centra en el apetito, alimentación y la respuesta gastrointestinal al consumo de proteínas en ancianos, así como sus indicaciones y posibles complicaciones.

This is a review that focuses on appetite, eating, and the gastrointestinal response to protein consumption in the elderly, as well as its indications and possible complications.

Recibido: 14 Febrero 2023
Revisión: 20 Febrero 2023
Aceptado: 15 Marzo 2023

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