💨 Abstract
The Israeli Health Ministry has disclosed that released hostages have suffered extreme malnutrition, with some losing up to 40% of their body weight, severe muscle loss, and vitamin deficiencies. The hostages were held in cramped conditions for extended periods and suffered from severe vitamin deficiencies, particularly vitamin C. Their diets lacked protein, fats, vegetables, and fruits, and many survived on empty carbohydrates.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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