Abstract

Nutritional interventions play a pivotal role in palliative gastroenterology, addressing the challenges posed by advanced diseases that affect gastrointestinal health. These interventions aim to provide physical comfort, manage symptoms, and support the emotional and social aspects of eating. As patients face progressive illness, tailored nutritional strategies become essential to improving quality of life and mitigating the distress associated with gastrointestinal dysfunction. This article explores the methodologies, outcomes, and implications of nutritional interventions in palliative gastroenterology, highlighting their transformative impact on patient-centered care.