The Dysphagia Supplements Market To Prosper On A Healthy Note Between 2019 to 20

Posted by Ashish on May 24th, 2021

Development of dysphagia detection device to detect impaired swallowing has been a breakthrough innovation providing a major boost to the growth of dysphagia supplements market. The device helps with the development of dysphagia supplement consistency specific to patients with impaired swallowing issues. The global market value of dysphagia supplements will witness robust expansion at 7% CAGR during the course of forecast period (2019 - 2029).

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Company Profiles

• Abbott Laboratories Inc.
• Kent Precision Foods Group, Inc.
• Nestlé Health Science
• NUTRI Co. Ltd
• Danone S.A.

In October 2019, the Dysphagia Journal reported a clinical trial result for efficacy of newly invented dysphagia detection system (DDS) carried out on 344 individuals of the U.S. Manufacturers are focusing on developing dysphagia supplements with better fluid consistency and food texture. Strong presence of leading market players, further complemented by the growing stringency of food safety regulations would be pushing the growth of market in North America.

Key Takeaways - Dysphagia Supplements Market Study

• Global increase in aging population, stroke cases, and neurological disorders are factors contributing to growth of the dysphagia supplements market.
  • According to the research article published in July 2016, in the Journal of International Archives of Otorhinolaryngology (IAORL) reported that dysphagia is the leading cause of death in patients suffering from neurological disorders in Brazil.
• Preference for thickened liquid for management of dysphagia conditions is increasing attributed to lower risk of aspiration in both pediatric and adult patients.
  • In August 2015, a research article published in Dysphagia journal reported that, Canadian physicians prefer thickening liquids as dysphagia supplements to manage swallowing difficulties in children.
• North America is expected to be the promine