Studies on patients at high risk of malnutrition or who were obviously malnourished supplemented with high-energy ONS to contrast both calorie and protein deficits provided a clearer picture [ 45 , 48 ], showing no [ 48 ] or borderline significant effects [ 45 ] of energy and protein supplementation on muscle strength, although other relevant parameters, including dietary intake and body weight, improved.
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The Impact of Protein Supplementation Targeted at Improving Muscle Mass on Strength in Cancer Patients: A Scoping Review.
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