Helping People Fight Disease

Helping People Fight Disease

New Telegram Channels Launched to Support Patients and Their Families

Many of you are already familiar with our Nutrilak School for Moms communities on social media, where we provide parents with information on infant nutrition, child health, and early childhood development. However, our company produces not only infant nutrition products but also specialized medical nutrition. The people who rely on these products often need support, including access to reliable information.

We are pleased to announce the launch of two new Telegram channels: “Eat to Live: Nutrition for Cancer Patients” and “Step by Step: Life After Stroke.” As their names suggest, these communities are designed for people facing serious health challenges, including oncology patients, stroke survivors, and their families and caregivers.

These channels provide not only information about specialized nutritional products but also practical guidance on nutritional support that can help patients maintain strength and cope with their condition. We share useful recipes, recommendations, and science-based advice aimed at improving quality of life and helping patients overcome everyday challenges.

As a manufacturer of medical nutrition products, we are able to offer patients and their close ones reliable and truly valuable information. All published materials are based on the principles of evidence-based medicine and have been reviewed by medical experts. Such in-depth and specialized knowledge, focused on the practical aspects of nutritional support, is often difficult to find in publicly available sources.

The oncology nutrition channel has already brought together approximately 7,500 subscribers, while the stroke recovery community is only beginning to grow. If you know someone who may benefit from this information, we encourage you to share these communities with them.

Eat to Live: Nutrition for Cancer Patients https://t.me/nutrien_medical

Step by Step: Life After Stroke https://t.me/nutrien_neurology