A nutritional condition happens when your body doesn't get enough vitamins, minerals, protein, or calories to stay healthy. It can be a simple deficiency of one nutrient or more serious malnutrition affecting multiple nutrients and overall body function.
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Several factors can lead to nutritional conditions:
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A nutritional condition occurs when your body doesn't get or properly absorb the essential nutrients it needs-such as vitamins, minerals, protein, and healthy fats-leading to symptoms like low energy, weakened immunity, and slow healing.
Insufficient levels of key nutrients-especially vitamins A, C, D and minerals like iron and zinc-impair your body's ability to produce immune cells and antibodies, making you more susceptible to infections and illnesses.
Yes. Obesity can be a form of malnutrition in which an individual consumes excess calories but still lacks essential nutrients, resulting in both weight-related health issues and nutrient deficiencies.
Recovery time varies based on the underlying cause and severity. Many patients experience noticeable improvements within a few weeks of tailored dietary changes and supplementation, while full restoration of nutrient stores may take several months.
When prescribed and monitored by a qualified healthcare provider, supplements are safe and effective. We recommend only those vitamins or minerals your body truly needs, in the right doses.
Common diagnostic tools include blood panels to measure vitamin and mineral levels, stool analyses to assess digestion and absorption, and specialized absorption studies when malabsorption is suspected.
Absolutely. Routine screening helps detect nutrient imbalances early-often before symptoms become severe-so you can begin intervention sooner and prevent complications.
Adhere to your personalized care plan, which may include a balanced, nutrient-dense diet, prescribed supplements, adequate hydration, stress management, and follow-up appointments to track progress.
Focus on whole, unprocessed foods; limit sugary and highly processed items; stay physically active; prioritize quality sleep; and manage stress levels to enhance nutrient absorption and overall health.
Gastroenterologists specialize in the digestive system and nutrient absorption. Our Cypress team offers expert testing, personalized treatment plans, and ongoing support to address both digestive health and nutritional needs effectively.