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The German Society for Nutritional Medicine warns that malnutrition and nutrient deficiencies contribute to around 50,000 deaths each year in Germany and can cause serious harm, including nerve and bone damage and thyroid disorders. “Hidden hunger” results from a monotonous diet that is high in calories but low in beneficial nutrients. The risk of malnutrition is also higher among people with low incomes, older adults, and those with chronic illnesses. An estimated 30% of hospital patients in Germany suffer from malnutrition or are at risk of it, yet only about 1% are screened. Experts recommend early screening for at-risk groups and a varied, plant-based diet, along with blood tests and supplements when a deficiency is confirmed.
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