News – The EAT Bar

Eating is a social experience. We’ve done it all our lives!

A Common Pleasure Think back to some of your favorite holidays. There is always a common theme that accompanies any celebration: food. Even in our ...

Why EAT: Innovative snacks for individuals with dysphagia, loss of appetite and/or inadequate nutrition

Why a snack? Why a treat? Why Nutraphagia? These are questions I explored in my research of product awareness. My ultimate goal was to creatively ...

Create a Positive Taste

Within the last few months, I received a compelling email from a customer. I was pleased to hear that someone was enjoying our EAT snacks. However,...

Eating and Aging: First hand observation - my Grandmother

As a graduate student, I remember learning about presbyphagia, or changes in swallowing ability that is associated with normal aging. Although thes...

The Impact of Cachexia on Patients and Families

According to the National Institute of Health, cachexia or wasting syndrome is characterized by persons with substantial weight loss or reduce skel...

Nutraphagia is honored to be mentioned on SwallowStudy.com

Please read the latest blog of Karen Sheffler MS CCC-SLP, a medical speech language pathologist and board certified specialist in swallowing and sw...

“Firsts” For This Entrepreneur

When I first began my journey as an entrepreneur, I really had no idea where this leap of faith would take me. As a clinician, I witnessed first-h...

The Power of a Common Purpose

The time our team spent at the International Alzheimer’s Association Conference in Chicago this past week proved very rewarding. Throughout each d...

Alzheimer's Association International Conference

Please stop by our booth (#105) at this years Alzheimer's Association International Conference for samples of our EAT snacks. Learn more about how ...

Charleston Swallowing Conference

Nutraphagia is proud to be a National Foundation of Swallowing Disorders Sponsor and they will be at this years Charleston Swallowing Conference. ...

A Special Thank You to Clinical Therapists

Who chooses to become a therapist? I think generally they are individuals who demonstrate an inherent sense of patience and treat others with u...

Nutraphagia: Our Story

http://swallowingdisorderfoundation.com/nutraphagia-dignity-and-joy-through-food/