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Published on Feb 20, 2024
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Food for Thought
Reading the research on food and older adults
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Helen Anderson, RN, MSN, GERO-BC
HelloCare Nurse Care Manager
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food is...
adventure - trying new tastes
social - eating with friends
nourishing - can energize
toxic - lead to low energy
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needs change with age
less taste intensity
dry mouth - medication
painful teeth, dentures
appetite is less
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Functional Food
protein
carbohydrates
fiber
fat
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Functional foods - high in important nutrients, including vitamins, minerals, healthy fats, and fiber.
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Fiber - what it is
undigestable carb
prevents constipation
reduces cancer, disease
heart healthy
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How does it work
binds to cholesterol in the blood
keeps arteries clear
Lowers BP, risk of stroke
Heart attack risk reduced
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Protein functions
muscle repair
heal wounds
feel full longer
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Protein - how much
multiply weight by .36 for RDA double it for active lifestyles
extra to help recover for illness or injury
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complex carbs+fiber
beans
brown rice
helps manage blood sugar
sustained energy
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Fat
avacado, olive oil
salmon, tuna
energy storage
normal BMI have better health outcomes
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Supporting data
A 2018 study published in the Journals of Gerontology that tracked almost 3,000 seniors over two decades. Those who downed the most protein were 30 percent less likely to become functionally impaired than those who ate minimal amounts.
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