Reduced plasma carnitine levels have been reported in children with low protein-calorie nutrition, such as those with kwashiorkor and marasmus [30, 31], as has a decrease in serum carnitine levels in undernourished patients with impaired oral intake [32]
Ghrelin not only triggers appetite but also plays a key role in fat metabolism and muscle preservation
However, its efficacy in clinical settings remains to be established, underscoring the need for further trials
The use of concentrated postbiotics in immunocompromised patients may be contraindicated, particularly when using probiotic forms of Lactobacillus
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