Enteral Nutrition is a method of delivering nutrients directly into the gastrointestinal tract. This approach is often used for individuals who cannot consume food orally due to medical conditions, such as stroke, cancer, or severe swallowing difficulties. Enteral nutrition can be provided through a feeding tube, which may be placed in the stomach or small intestine, ensuring that patients receive the necessary calories, proteins, vitamins, and minerals. The formula used in enteral nutrition is specially designed to meet the dietary needs of patients. It can be tailored to accommodate various health conditions and can be administered continuously or in bolus feeds. This method helps maintain nutritional status and supports recovery in patients who are unable to eat normally.