TUBE
FEEDING
Tube-feeding is the insertion of a Ryle's’ tube to the gastrointestinal tract to assist feeding. It may be inserted through the nose, mouth or specific sites at the stomach and intestinal tract. Tube-feeding may be required in various cases such as stroke that affects the ability to swallow, sedated/unconscious individuals, gastrointestinal surgeries or as an assistance in feeding cases where oral route and/or swallowing proves difficult.
As the Ryles’ tube is a specialized medical equipment, great care is needed for its maintenance and its usage in dietary intake, which will strictly involves the use of Oral Nutritional Supplement (ONS).

Nutrition Consultation
- 1Personalized and individualized approach for your specific lifestyle and conditions
- 2Disease-specific dietary adjustment
- 3Disease-specific choices and indications of ONS
- 4Quality and pricing of ONS
Supporting & Its Improvement
- 1Goals, motivation and expectation of improvement
- 2Understanding disease-specific physiological view and its possible medical complications
- 3Myth and facts surrounding the diseases-specific
- 4Quality, usage and maintenance of Ryle's’ tube and tube feeding
- 5Cases where ONS is inapplicable
- 6Resources and support for ONS obtainment
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