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Learn about the five domains as defined by Healthy People 2030. Including Access to Quality Education, Social & Community Context, Economic & Financial Stability, Neighborhood & Built Environment, Access to Healthcare. <\/p>\n <\/div>\r\n <\/div>\r\n<\/div>
Learn about the five domains as defined by Healthy People 2030. Including Access to Quality Education, Social & Community Context, Economic & Financial Stability, Neighborhood & Built Environment, Access to Healthcare. <\/p>\n <\/div>\r\n <\/div>\r\n<\/div>
Learn about the five domains as defined by Healthy People 2030. Including Access to Quality Education, Social & Community Context, Economic & Financial Stability, Neighborhood & Built Environment, Access to Healthcare. <\/p>\n <\/div>\r\n <\/div>\r\n<\/div>
By Monica Hollifield, MSDN, RDN The pandemic has brought about changes to the way consumers shop and what they\u2019re choosing to put into their cart. Concern over the Coronavirus has pushed consumers to seek immune-boosting products and to turn towards foods that claim to strengthen the immune system. A survey conducted in 2020 by Innova Market Insights showed that six … <\/p>\n
By Monica Hollifield, MSDN, RDN Since the pandemic began, it has been a challenge for healthcare providers and scientists to work out why some people are more susceptible to infection by the Coronavirus than others. Comorbidities such as obesity, diabetes mellitus, and lung conditions are all factors that increase the risk for severe COVID-19 infection, but there are less obvious … <\/p>\n
Seniors living with limited mobility may experience difficulty when it comes to accessing and preparing fresh, healthy meals. Activities like grocery shopping and standing in the kitchen for long periods of time are ones that younger adults take for granted but can become increasingly more challenging for some as they age.\u00a0 In many cases, this can lead to seniors opting … <\/p>\n
Good nutrition is crucial for seniors’ health, yet many older adults are at high risk of inadequate nutrition. Caregivers should pay special attention to why their loved ones are making poor food choices so they can take appropriate actions to promote a nutrient-dense diet in order to prevent the many challenges that malnutrition and poor food choices present. Several studies … <\/p>\n
Have you noticed the signs of malnutrition in your loved seniors? If yes, then it might be due to loss of appetite. Commonly observed malnutrition symptoms are fatigue, dizziness, brittle, or dry hair, cracked lips, and confusion. Usually, a gradual decline in appetite is considered a normal part of the aging process. Older people have lower energy levels and take … <\/p>\n
For many seniors who require ongoing medical care, choosing to remain in their homes and maintain their independence are vital decisions. Though some will benefit greatly from moving to an assisted living community or more involved care centers, the desire to live on one\u2019s own terms can be understood at any age.\u00a0 However, as we age, many can struggle with … <\/p>\n
Cardiologists know that a heart healthy diet can play an instrumental role in treating various conditions. However, for many senior patients experiencing cardiac conditions, shopping for and preparing meals can prove a stressful and difficult task.\u00a0 This is where meal delivery comes in.\u00a0 Rather than hoping that a person will follow a treatment plan on their own, cardiologists can play … <\/p>\n
As the human body ages, senior patients over 65 may experience new digestive health conditions that can affect their diets and lifestyle habits. Foods that were once easily enjoyed now cause incredible discomfort and are difficult to process.\u00a0 Gastroenterologists and other digestive health specialists are challenged to help their patients overcome these obstacles while also maintaining a nutritious diet. Because … <\/p>\n
Malnutrition presents a serious concern for seniors with limited access to healthy foods and ingredients. A nutrient-poor diet can result in a variety of medical complications, including death. Medical providers are often faced with the challenge of treating senior malnutrition to help prevent hospital readmission and to support healthy post-discharge recovery. When a senior patient also experiences cognitive or mobility-related … <\/p>\n
By: Lina Marquez, RDN, LDN As we grow older, we go through many changes, therefore we may need to adjust our lifestyle to ensure healthy aging. Healthy eating, staying hydrated and regular physical activity are keys to good health at any age. Making smart lifestyle choices may help prevent some chronic diseases, such as diabetes, heart disease, and some cancers. … <\/p>\n
Senior patients in hospitals need food delivery solutions that are nutritionally designed to aid them in proper recovery and promote healthy bodily function. While the standard hospital menu can satiate hunger, improving the patient experience can start with elevated taste and nutritional benefits. Key Elements of a Nutritious Senior Meal Program Delicious Taste Healthy food is even better when the … <\/p>\n
Consistently consuming large amounts of food in a single sitting can lead to weight gain and a variety of other health conditions. While what you\u2019re eating may taste delicious at the moment, it is important to remember the potential long-term effects of these decisions. Simple advice would say \u201cjust eat smaller-sized meals.\u201d However, is that really as easy as it … <\/p>\n
A common question that many vegetarians and vegans encounter is \u201chow are you eating enough protein?\u201d. While most Americans still source their proteins from meat dishes, there are many sources of vegetarian protein that can supply you with the nutrients you need while still offering incredible flavor.\u00a0 Today, vegan and vegetarian diets are more popular than ever. With specialty grocery … <\/p>\n
By: Lina Marquez, RDN, LDN Food Deserts? Yes, that is right, I did not misspell the word. Food deserts exist and sometimes very close to us and many around us. But what are food deserts? It is exactly that, deserts where unfortunately healthy foods do not exist and if they exist, access to them is very limited. Now, you may … <\/p>\n
Food insecurity is a real problem and one that unfortunately many major adults are facing every day. Those adults who are malnourished experience 50% higher rates of hospital readmissions. Malnutrition increases risks of complications and mortality during the hospital stay and can lead to increased length of stay, poor recovery, and repeated health care-related visits. The cost of disease-associated malnutrition … <\/p>\n
By: Lina Marquez, RDN, LDN As seniors are getting older and less active, their daily calorie requirements go down. Therefore, seniors tend to eat start eating less and consequently their appetite starts declining naturally. However, an important question is frequently raised by their family members; Is my mom\/dad eating enough? But most importantly is to consider if your older adult … <\/p>\n
Kosher does not refer to a specific cuisine, but rather encompasses the dietary standards that Jewish law holds its followers to. While many think that it simply involves avoiding mixing meat and dairy as well as abstaining from consuming pork products, the nuances go far deeper than that. Beyond dietary restrictions, kosher food laws also set requirements for preparation, processing, … <\/p>\n
For seniors who experience difficulty with swallowing solid food, our pureed meal delivery service can provide fresh, healthy meal solutions without requiring the usual frustrating prep work. Instead, just pick up your new meal at your doorstep, heat it up in your microwave, and enjoy a variety of fresh, whole ingredient-powered pureed foods developed by our in-house dieticians and gourmet … <\/p>\n
As our bodies age, our metabolism and mobility slow. At this stage in life, burning calories and staying slim both become more challenging. One of the most effective ways to prevent excess weight gain, and help potentially avoid other health complications, is by adhering to a low carb diet. Why Should You Consider Eating Low Carb Meals? The human body … <\/p>\n
Diet-sensitive meal plans can help seniors eat well and lead a high quality of life while supporting healthy bodily function. <\/p>\n <\/div>\r\n <\/div>\r\n<\/div>