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Acceptability and Tolerance Study of a Plant-based Tube Feed

Testing if a plant-based tube feed is easy to digest.

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16-80 years
All
Phase N/A
Plant-based Tube Feed Study

This study is looking at how well people can handle a **plant-based tube feed** for 7 days. A **tube feed** is a way to give food directly into someone's stomach or small intestine through a tube. The study is for adults, 16 and older, who get half or more of their food through a tube because they're not getting enough nutrition from eating alone. Participants should be stable on their current tube feed and need to agree in writing to join the study.

  • The study lasts **7 days**.
  • Participants must be **16 years or older**.
  • Participants should not have certain allergies or health issues.

The study will help decide if this plant-based feed can be registered for use in the UK. It's important that participants don't join if they have food allergies, are under 16, or have been part of another study recently. Also, people with serious liver or kidney problems, or certain bowel issues, cannot join.

Study details
    Nutrition Disorders

NCT06209593

Société des Produits Nestlé (SPN)

24 January 2024

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