My grandma does feel like eating much anymore, can I give her those meal replacement shakes?
user
I’m sorry, I’m not familiar with those. Can you describe them to me?
assistant
They are called Ensure and have vitamins and stuff in them.
user
Oh, you mean Ensure, as in En-shee-yeah. Yes, I’m familiar with that brand. It seems like a good choice to help her, if that is what you mean by “meal replacement”. What are you concerned about with using that product?
assistant
Can I give her them if she won't eat?
user
Yes, definitely! You can mix the Ensure with any food or beverage she likes, or you can make her an Ensure smoothie if that’s what she prefers.
assistant
My grandma does feel like eating much anymore, can I give her those meal replacement shakes?
user
I’m sorry, I’m not familiar with those. Can you describe them to me?
assistant
They are called Ensure and have vitamins and stuff in them.
user
Oh, you mean Ensure, as in En-shee-yeah. Yes, I’m familiar with that brand. It seems like a good choice to help her, if that is what you mean by “meal replacement”. What are you concerned about with using that product?
assistant
Can I give her them if she won't eat?
user
I think we should be very careful to not interfere with someone’s eating habits. This is a sensitive and personal issue, and we should let her be in control of her own meals. The Ensure is designed to provide additional nutrition, not substitute for food. If she is eating less, we should be respectful of this and encourage her to eat when she can.
assistant
My grandma does feel like eating much anymore, can I give her those meal replacement shakes?