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  • Hydration for Active Seniors: More Than Just Drinking Water

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  • Essential Supplements for Active Seniors: What Works and What Does Not

    Essential Supplements for Active Seniors: What Works and What Does Not The supplement industry is full of promises, but which products actually deliver for active seniors? Here is an evidence-based look at what is worth your money and what you can skip. The Must-Haves Vitamin D Most seniors are deficient. Vitamin D is crucial for

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  • Protein After 60: How Much You Really Need

    Protein After 60: How Much You Really Need If there is one nutrient that becomes more important as we age, it is protein. Yet most seniors are not getting nearly enough. Here is what the science says about protein needs after 60โ€”and how to meet them without overhauling your entire diet. Why Protein Matters More

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