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Refeeding Syndrome
Refeeding syndrome (RFS) occurs when a chronically undernourished person begins to eat more again.
While it is a risk for those beginning renourishment, it is NOT a reason not to eat more. As long as an expert doctor and dietitian are on board, RFS can be managed.
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This download includes all you need to know about renourishment, the physiological nuts and bolts of RFS, who is at risk, signs and symptoms to look out for and details on how to manage it.
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This information aims to support those with eating disorders eat adequately, avoid refeeding syndrome and stabilize the brain and body to do the work of recovery.*
*This handout is not to be used in place of medical advice
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