Supplemental Nutrition (SUH-pleh-MEN-tul Noo-TRIH-shun) at Medical Drugs Glossary
What is Supplemental Nutrition (SUH-pleh-MEN-tul Noo-TRIH-shun)? A substance or product that is added to a persons diet. It may include vitamins, minerals, protein, or fat, and may be given by mouth, by tube feeding, or into a vein.Medical Term & Definition Added By: Nicole
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