Senior Nutrition & Dietary Supplements
Older Indians far more often eat too little than too much, and the protein gap is the one nobody mentions. These guides cover what changes with age and how to eat for it. Browse the latest guides below.
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About senior nutrition & dietary supplements
Appetite, taste, thirst and the ability to chew all change with age, and a traditional vegetarian plate that was adequate at forty can fall short at seventy. These guides cover protein, where most older Indians fall furthest behind, along with calcium and vitamin D for bone strength, vitamin B12, iron, and fluid intake in people who simply stop feeling thirsty.
We also cover eating alongside the conditions that arrive with age — diabetes, blood pressure, kidney trouble, and the dental problems that quietly shrink a diet down to khichdi. Softening food without stripping the nutrition out of it, and spreading protein across the day rather than loading one meal, both matter. Supplements should follow a blood test and a doctor’s advice, especially where the kidneys are involved.
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