Boost High Protein Oral Nutritional Drink

Boost High Protein Balanced Nutrition Drink, crafted by Nestlé, is a delicious oral nutritional supplement designed for individuals looking to enhance their diet. Packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants (including Selenium, Vitamins C, E, and beta-carotene), it also provides 3 grams of fiber per serving to support digestive health. With only 4 grams of total fat, 1 gram of saturated fat, and 10 mg of cholesterol per serving, it is a low-fat, high-protein choice for balanced nutrition.

Available in three delightful flavors—Very Vanilla, Rich Chocolate, and Creamy Strawberry—this drink is perfect for those needing additional protein, recovering from illness, experiencing appetite loss, or aiming to gain weight.

Why Choose Boost High Protein?

• Complete Nutrition: Each 8 fl oz carton delivers 20 g of protein and 27 essential vitamins and minerals to support overall health.
• Digestive Health: Contains Prebio1 Fiber Blend, a unique mix of prebiotic fibers that promotes beneficial intestinal bacteria.
• Flexible Use: Enjoy as a meal replacement, a meal enhancement, or a snack. Boost can also be used in recipes for baked goods, milkshakes, or frozen treats.

Convenience & Versatility

• No refrigeration required for unopened cartons, making it easy to take on outings, to appointments, or keep on hand at home.
• Can be enjoyed warm, chilled, or frozen for a variety of delicious options.
• A cost-effective alternative to fast food, offering balanced nutrition for both health and budget-conscious individuals.

Who Can Benefit from Boost High Protein?

• Individuals with increased energy needs or recovering from illness.
• Those managing malnutrition or following a fluid-restrictive diet.

How to Use

• Drink it as-is, or incorporate it into recipes for baked goods, milkshakes, and frozen desserts.
• Refrigerate after opening to maintain freshness.

Important Note: Consult a physician or pharmacist regarding potential drug-nutrient interactions before use, especially if taking medications with food.