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The changing nutritional needs of older adults and how to meet them
As adults enter their later years, they often do so carrying extra pounds that put them at higher risk for chronic illnesses such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer. It's also around ...
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The Dietary Guidelines: What’s Next?
Joanne Slavin, a food scientist and former member of the U.S. Dietary Guidelines for Americans advisory committee weighs in ...
Dietary Guidelines Have Been Updated. Here’s What’s New And Why It Matters
New recommendations from the U.S. dietary guidelines advisory committee include a push to eat more plant proteins and to also ...
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Add These 6 Vitamins and Minerals To Your Diet If You Want to Age Well
To make sure your body is in tip-top shape as you age, make sure you're getting these vitamins and minerals in your diet or ...
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The best diets for older people with diabetes
In conclusion, the best diabetic-friendly diets for seniors are those that focus on whole, unprocessed foods and balance ...
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Eating pork linked with better handgrip strength, vegetable intake in Korean older adults
New research 1 underscores the potential role of pork consumption in supporting dietary and muscle health in Korean older adults. Older adults are a nutritionally vulnerable population who often ...