Geriatric nutrition is an essential area of study, addressing the unique dietary needs and challenges faced by older adults. As people age, changes in metabolism, appetite, and health status significantly impact nutritional requirements, making it crucial to tailor dietary approaches for this population. Research indicates that older adults often face issues such as decreased energy needs, altered taste perception, and increased risk of chronic diseases. Nutritional interventions focusing on adequate protein intake, hydration, and micronutrient supplementation can help maintain muscle mass, bone health, and cognitive function. Understanding these factors can improve health outcomes for older adults, promoting longevity and quality of life.



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Dilip Ghosh, Western Sydney University, Australia
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