Entrifed PC – Preoperative Nutrition Conditioner
Entrifed PC is a scientifically formulated nutritional supplement for preoperative conditioning. It helps support muscle mass, immunity, antioxidant defense, and gut health, thereby preparing the body for surgical recovery¹.
Whey Protein Blend (Whey Protein Isolate & Concentrate), Fiber blend (Oats, Sunfiber®), Fat base (Sunflower oil, Evening Primrose Oil, MCTs), EPA, L-Glutamine, L-Arginine, Collagen, L-Citrulline, Selenium, Polyphenols, Astaxanthin, Glutathione, Vitamin & Mineral mix, Monk fruit extract, Xanthan gum, Neucleotides, and Tricalcium phosphate (TCP).
Each 30g serving of Entrifed PC provides 224.5 kcal with 16.2g carbohydrates, 3.6g fat, and 7.35g high-quality protein. It includes both soluble and insoluble fibers, MCTs, and clinical bioactives tailored for optimal nutritional preparation before surgery.
Whey Protein + Collagen: Promotes muscle synthesis and surgical recovery².
Sunfiber® + Oat Fiber: Improves bowel regularity and enhances gut health³.
EPA + MCTs: Provide anti-inflammatory benefits and quick energy⁴.
L-Glutamine + L-Arginine: Support immune cell function, tissue repair, and nitric oxide production⁵.
Astaxanthin + Selenium + Glutathione: Act as powerful antioxidants to counter oxidative stress during surgery⁶.
Vitamin C, Zinc, Polyphenols: Support immune system modulation⁷.
Nucleotides: Aid immune response and cell regeneration⁸.
Recommended Dose: 1–2 servings per day or as directed by a healthcare provider.
Preparation:
➤ Mix 2 level scoops (~30g) of powder into 150ml of lukewarm water.
➤ Stir well until completely dissolved.
➤ Consume immediately.
- Not for parenteral use.
- Not suitable for children under 5, pregnant or lactating women.
- Not for individuals with galactosemia.
- Use under medical supervision.
- Not for parenteral use.
- Not suitable for children under 5, pregnant or lactating women.
- Not for individuals with galactosemia.
- Use under medical supervision.
We, at Core11 Lifesciences, make a diligent effort to provide accurate, expert-reviewed, and well-researched medical nutrition information. However, this should not be considered a substitute for a doctor’s prescription or professional medical advice. Always consult a doctor or registered dietitian before making dietary changes, especially in surgical or critical care conditions.
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