Nutritional medicine

Nutritional medicine combines medical diagnostics, prevention, and therapy with targeted, evidence-based nutrition. This field is gaining increasing importance because obesity, malnutrition, metabolic disorders, and age-related risks are placing growing demands on healthcare systems. At the same time, personalized nutrition concepts, interdisciplinary treatment, and the increased integration of digital healthcare approaches are coming into sharper focus. Hospitals, practices, and prevention programs are also increasingly demanding that nutrition be systematically integrated into treatment decisions and treatment plans. Thus, nutritional medicine remains central to effective prevention, improved treatment outcomes, and more sustainable, patient-centered healthcare.

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Measuring patients' muscle strength for health assessment

MAP 80K1

A hand dynamometer is used to regularly measure patients' muscle strength in order to better assess their health and nutritional status. This allows for targeted monitoring and therapeutic support of muscle strength recovery after surgery or in cases of serious illness.

Regular weight monitoring in type 2 diabetes mellitus

MPD 250K100M

For patients with type 2 diabetes, regular weight monitoring is a key component of therapy. It shows whether therapeutic measures such as weight loss are effective and supports the assessment of disease progression. Consistent weight management contributes significantly to improving metabolic control.

Weight monitoring to check nutritional status

MPE 250K100HM

Regular weighing on calibrated bathroom scales allows for reliable monitoring of patients' nutritional status. This enables the early detection of weight loss or weight gain and a targeted assessment of the course of an illness.

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