You may want to look into the Omega-3 protocol. There are ways to adjust it for feeding tubes as well. I think The Brain Health Center still does free consults.<a style="color: var(--blue-link);" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="http://www.brainhealtheducation.org/resources/brain-injury-protocol/?fbclid=IwAR2Mnb05KNEvZ_xvlv4W2i4F7iXnFjbR_kJJWUZQxNTEWa5CPU4Wj0Ox6DI" target="_blank">http://www.brainhealtheducation.org/.../brain-injury.../</a>

I would see if he can have a registered dietician assigned to his case since he is on a feeding tube and needs to gain weight. He may require a certain level or consistency to his fluids. I would definitely check with medical since they placed the tube they should have a plan on helping to wean him off of it.

My dad had major stroke back in jan and had crainotomy, since then he is semi-conscious, feeding is done through NG tube.He has lost lots of weight, only skin and bone left.

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Are there any supplements for weight gain?