Need to boost your nutritional intake in the event of malnutrition? Nutrisens Concentrated HP/HC cookies offer a practical solution, rich in proteins and calories. Ready-to-eat, they can be easily integrated into daily life to support energy, muscle maintenance and nutritional balance, from age 3 and under medical supervision.
When the body lacks energy and protein, as in cases of undernutrition, needs become more specific. These cookies have been designed to provide a simple and appropriate response to these situations, particularly for people with intact intestinal function. They can be used to supplement the diet without the need for preparation, making them easy to integrate into daily life.
Their appeal lies in their high nutritional density. Each portion acts as an "energy concentrate", comparable to an optimized fuel that rapidly provides what the body needs to function. This targeted intake helps support nutritional status and limit weight and muscle mass loss.
Thanks to their high protein content, they play an active role in tissue reconstruction and maintenance. Think of them as the "bricks" needed to repair the body. This action promotes muscle maintenance and supports periods of fragility or recovery.
Their ready-to-eat format and adaptable texture (dry or soaked) offer a flexible solution. Whether used for breakfast, dessert or snacks, they can be easily integrated into dietary habits. This simplicity encourages regular intake, essential for providing an effective daily energy supplement.
Last but not least, their vitamin enrichment helps to cover certain micronutritional needs, which are often insufficient when dietary intake is low. In this way, they help to maintain overall nutritional balance during fatigue or convalescence.
To optimize intakes and vary textures, it may be useful to combine these cookies with Delical Crème Dessert HP HC Sans Sucres, which effectively completes the nutritional intake by providing a milky, creamy dimension.
Instructions for use
Consume 1 to 3 sachets a day according to nutritional needs and health professional recommendations.
Give your opinion on the advice for use and dosage of Nutrisens Biscuits HP/HC Concentrés with our partner Avis Vérifiés after your purchase.
Precautions
Ingredients
Red fruit: milk protein, RSPO-certified palm oil (SG)*, wheat flour, sugar, wheat gluten, wheat starch, red fruit cubes 3.8% (apple puree and juice concentrate, red fruit puree: blackcurrant-raspberry-strawberry-roseberry, wheat fiber, gelling agent: pectin, elderberry juice concentrate), egg white powder, malted barley syrup (gluten), flavoring, raising agents: diphosphates - sodium carbonates (wheat flour) - ammonium carbonates, wheat germ, wheat protein.
Apple Cinnamon: milk proteins, RSPO-certified palm oil (SG)*, wheat flour, sugar, wheat gluten, wheat starch, dehydrated apples 5%, egg white powder, malted barley syrup (gluten), flavouring, raising agents: diphosphates - sodium carbonates (wheat flour) - ammonium carbonates, cinnamon 0.3%, wheat germs, wheat proteins.
Orange peel: milk proteins, RSPO-certified palm oil (SG)*, wheat flour, sugar, wheat gluten, wheat starch, candied orange peel 3.8% (orange peel, glucose syrup, sugar, concentrated lemon juice), egg white powder, malted barley syrup (gluten), natural orange flavor, raising agents: diphosphates - sodium carbonate (wheat flour) - ammonium carbonates, wheat germ, vitamins (Vitamin E -Thiamine - Riboflavin, Niacin, Vitamin B6 - Folic acid), wheat proteins.
Chocolate hazelnut: milk proteins, RSPO-certified palm oil (SG)*, wheat flour, sugar, wheat gluten, dark chocolate chips 7% (sugar, cocoa mass, cocoa butter, low-fat cocoa powder, emulsifier : lecithins, flavouring), wheat starch, hazelnuts 5%, low-fat cocoa powder 3%, egg white powder, malted barley syrup (gluten), raising agents: diphosphates - sodium carbonates (wheat flour) - ammonium carbonates, cocoa extract, wheat germ, wheat proteins.
Nutritional values of Nutrisens Biscuits HP/HC Concentrates
| Nutrients | Per 100 g |
|---|---|
| Energy | 482 kcal / 2016 kJ |
| Fat content | 24,2 g |
| Of which saturated fatty acids | 10,6 g |
| Carbohydrates | 37,8 g |
| Of which sugars | 18,2 g |
| Dietary fiber | 1,7 g |
| Protein | 27,3 g |
| Salt | 0,98 g |
Presentation
Box of 4 bags of 5 cookies, available at the best online price, for quality dietary supplementation. Available in 4 versions: red fruit, apple-cinnamon, orange peel, chocolate hazelnut.
In pharmacy practice, regularity is more important than one-off quantities. Breaking up doses throughout the day improves tolerance and intake efficiency. Offering these cookies at mealtimes, for example as a mid-morning or afternoon snack, increases intake without saturating the appetite. Combining them with a hot drink can also make them easier to consume for people with chewing difficulties.
FAQ
Can these cookies replace a full meal?
Yes, they can be used as the sole source of nutrition under medical supervision, depending on nutritional requirements.
At what age can I start eating them?
They are suitable from the age of 3, provided intestinal function is normal.
How should I take them if I'm tired or lack appetite?
Take them in small quantities, spread out over the day, and soaked if necessary to facilitate consumption.
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