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Emotional & Binge Eating Blog

« Does Shape Matter?
In Not Knowing We Learn »

Nutrition in Mid Life

Posted by Jennie Wade, MS, MEd, RD, LD

Our bodies are changing throughout our lives, and enjoyable activity and nourishing food can go a long way toward maximizing our energy and vitality as we age.  There are a number of issues that emerge as we get older that may require changes in the nutrients we need.

For example, metabolism slows down as we approach midlife; bone mass begins to decrease and bones become more brittle; older women do not convert sunlight into essential Vitamin D as efficiently, nor do they process Vitamin B-12 as well as they did when younger.

When it comes to aging gracefully, the following tips may be helpful:

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