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Enteral nutrition (EN) involves administering liquid formulas to individuals who cannot consume adequate calories through solid food. The emergence of specialty formulas has led to a broad range of options, though the evidence supporting their benefits is inconsistent. The document emphasizes that while standard polymeric formulas are often sufficient, more research is needed to determine the actual benefits of disease-specific formulas.
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