The method of any one of claims 53-64, wherein the pharmaceutically or cosmetically acceptable carrier is a topical carrier

Used when: Oral intake is inadequate The gut is functional ASPEN Golden Rule: If the gut works, use it or loose it . Core Components of EN Formulas All EN formulas contain: Protein (intact, peptides, or amino acids) Carbohydrates Fat Water Electrolytes Vitamins & Trace Elements What really differentiates formulas: Protein form Fat composition Osmolality Fiber content Disease-specific modifications Classification of EN Formulas (ASPEN-Based) Intact protein Require normal digestion & absorption Used in: Normal GI function Most hospitalized patients Examples: Ensure | Jevity | Osmolite - (-) Protein as peptides Often enriched with MCTs Easier absorption Used in: Mildmoderate malabsorption Pancreatitis Partial short bowel syndrome Feeding intolerance Examples: Peptamen | Vital | Monogen Free amino acids Minimal fat High osmolality Used in: Severe malabsorption Severe short bowel syndrome Refractory intolerance Example: Vivonex To view or add a comment, sign in Foundations & Classification What Are Enteral Nutrition (EN) Formulas

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[1] Researchers report that the peptide exhibited equivalent or better performance using two recombinant CHO cell lines. IGF-1 LR3 may be more capable of inducing the type 1 IGF receptor, potentially promoting an elevated level of intracellular signaling, cellular proliferation, and apoptosis inhibition
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