Boost Plus Nutritional Energy Drink

Boost Plus Nutritional Energy Drink - 8 ounce Bottles 24 case. Sold in case.

Good nourishment is vital to enjoying an active lifestyle, from work to working out. When you’re well-nourished, you’re filled with energy to easily meet the demands of a busy day. And good nourishment is what Boost Plus provides. With 26 vitamins and minerals, plus extra protein and calories to help you gain weight or simply keep you going strong, Boost Plus is filled with the nutrients you need to fully enjoy each and every day.

Boost Plus is an excellent nutritional supplement, especially with the high calorie and high protein intake it provides. It works as a meal in itself when you’re busy and on-the-go for a healthy and balanced diet, and also makes a nutritious, energy-packed snack during the day. One serving of Boost Plus benefits you with:

14 grams of protein to help maintain muscles, bones and skin tissues.

As much calcium as an 8 ounce glass of milk, yet it’s lactose free. Calcium helps form, build and maintain strong, healthy bones and teeth.

Valuable antioxidants selenium, vitamin E and vitamin C. Antioxidants help keep cells healthy and may help prevent heart disease and cancer.

Vitamins B6 and B12, valuable sources-of-energy during physical activity for help in creating strong red blood cells to carry oxygen between your lungs and body tissues. Vitamins A, D, E and K, fat-soluble vitamins help maintain your body in a variety of ways such as promoting healthy eyesight, skin, bones and tissue.

Boost Plus Nutritional Energy Drink Features:

kcal/mL: 1.52

Caloric Distribution (% of kcal) Protein: 16% Carbohydrate: 50% Fat: 34%

Protein Source: milk protein concentrate, calcium and sodium caseinates

NPC:N Ratio: 139:1

n6:n3 Ratio: 4.9:1

Osmolality (mOsm/kg water)

Vanilla/Strawberry: 670

Chocolate: 630

Water Content: 780 mL/1000 mL

Meets 100% RDI for 24 key micronutrients: 946 mL Appropriate for these diets: Lactose-free*, low-residue, kosher, gluten-free

*Not for individuals with galactosemia

For the Dietary Management of:

Congestive Heart Failure

Cachexia

Failure to Thrive

HIV / AIDS

Inadequate Oral Intake

Lactose Intolerance

Reduced Appetite

Surgery: Oral Surgery

Volume Intolerance

Unintentional Weight Loss

Disease Related Anorexia

Oncology

Malnutrition

Tumor-induced Weight Loss