Juven Therapeutic Nutrition Drink Mix Powder for Wound Healing Support, Includes Collagen Protein, Variety Pack, 30 Count

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The Power of Nutrition

Juven has key wound-healing ingredients that go beyond basic nutrition. It contains arginine to help increase blood flow, and glutamine to help the body build new tissue. It also has collagen protein, which stimulates collagen formation. Collagen formation is critical to the wound healing process. And it has HMB to help protect muscle cells. It also has vitamins C, E, B12, and zinc to support wound healing and immune health. Drinking two packets of Juven per day offers essential nutrients when diet alone isn't enough.

Types of Wounds

Juven is targeted nutrition therapy to support wound healing in patients with inadequate nutrition sores, such as those with diabetic wounds (like foot ulcers), surgical wounds, burns, and other wounds.

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Product Description

Juven is a therapeutic nutrition powder with a blend of key ingredients to help support wound healing for burns, pressure and diabetic foot ulcers, surgical incisions, and other acute wounds. Juven's unique blend of ingredients includes HMB, Arginine, Glutamine, Hydrolyzed Collagen Protein, and micronutrients vitamins C, E, B12, and Zinc. Juven has been clinically show to support wound healing in as little as two week in healthy elderly.1 Administer orally or as a modular via feeding tube. Lactose-free, Gluten-free and Kosher. Precautions: Not for sole source nutrition Not for IV use †Has Arginine and Protein (Hydrolyzed Collagen) for wound healing. References: 1. Willams JS, et al. Ann Surg. 2002;236(3):369-375. 2. Lee SK, et al. Adv Skin Wound Care. 206;19(2):92-96. 3. Sugihara F, et al. Jpn Pharmacol Ther. 2015:43(9):1323-1328.