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2. Home National Policy Resource Center on nutrition aging. Florida International University, OE 200, Miami, FL 33199 http://www.fiu.edu/~nutreldr

April: Cancer Control Month Of Special Interest Steps to Healthy Aging Dietary Reference Intakes for Older Adults Includes new macronutrient values Issue Panel Report on DRIs and Dietary Guidelines in Older Americans Act Nutrition Programs Older Americans Nutrition Program Toolkit New Chapter 5: Food Safety and Sanitation 2/18/03 New Chapter 4 Menu and Nutrition Requirements 1/28/03 State Units on Aging Nutritionists/Administrators Conference Proceedings 30th Anniversary: Older Americans Act Nutrition Program Includes order form for apron. Ask the Expert Includes Archives Emergency Preparedness What's New News Information from government AoA Town Hall Listening Session 1/31/03 Testimony provided by Center Monthly Features Research and Reports Resources Biweekly Highlights Archives Includes Testimony.

3. Nutrition: Ask NOAH *Ask NOAH about nutrition nutrition and aging nutrition and Other Issues Updated October 2, 2002 You will need the Adobe Acrobat® Reader to view the PDF files. http://www.noah-health.org/english/wellness/nutrition/nutrition.html

Ask NOAH about: Nutrition Basics of Good Nutrition Eating Well For Your Lifestyle Nutrients/ Dietary Supplements Vegetarian Nutrition ... Dietary Supplements Nutrition and Aging Nutrition and Other Issues The Basics Specific Concerns Antioxidants Calcium ... Food Allergies and Intolerances/ Drug Interactions Food Science Food Additives/ Preservatives Food Biotechnology Food Health Claims Food Labeling ... Food News and Facts Basics of Healthful Nutrition A Healthy Diet - American Medical Association PDF File of 1 Page A Nutty Addition to a Healthy Diet- American Dietetic Association Are Health Foods Better? - American Dietetic Association ... Better Health for You: Tips for Adults - National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive and Kidney Diseases (also in Spanish Changing Eating Habits Takes Time - American Dietetic Association Comfort Foods Made Healthy - American Dietetic Association Dietary Guidelines for Americans - Health.gov ... Whole Grains for Healthful Eating (Recipe) - American Dietetic Association Eating Well For Your Lifestyle Alcohol Beverages: Making Responsible Choices - American Dietetic Association Eating on the Run - American Dietetic Association Brighten Up Your Business Lunch - American Dietetic Association Dining Solo - American Dietetic Association ... Food, Fitness and Fun - American Dietetic Association

4. Aging/Older Americans Topic Page (Food & Nutrition Information Center) Accessibility Info To view or print a PDF file, download and install the free aging Including Older Americans See also Reports and Studies - Older Americans *** aging - Including Older Americans Sub-topics *** aging Organizations for Diverse http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/etext/000002.html

Accessibility Info To view or print a PDF file, download and install the free Aging Including Older Americans See also: Reports and Studies - Older Americans *** Aging - Including Older Americans Sub-topics *** Aging Organizations for Diverse Groups Government Related Sites Food Security and Aging Nutrition and Aging Miscellaneous Information Professionals Reports and Surveys Aging Organizations for Diverse Groups Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (National Nutrition Safety Net) National Asian Pacific Center on Aging Help for Health booklets in different languages National Hispanic Council on Aging National Indian Council on Aging Government Related Sites Administration on Aging Aging Activities (National Center for Health Statistics) AgingStats.Gov (Federal Interagency Forum on Aging-Related Statistics) Elderly Nutrition Topic Page (Food Stamp Nutrition Connection) Healthy Aging for Older Adults (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)) To Your Health! Food Safety for Seniors

5. Human Nutrition Research Center On Aging For two decades HNRCA investigators have conducted the world's mostadvanced studies on nutrition and aging. Our research focuses http://hnrc.tufts.edu/

document.write(""); Home About Us Message from the Director Contact Us Directions Departments Core Service Units Administration Human Studies Scientific Staff Scientists Research Associates Visiting Scientists Information Resources Publications HNRCA Library Nutrition Aging ... USDA For two decades HNRCA investigators have conducted the world's most advanced studies on nutrition and aging. Our research focuses on determining the nutrient requirements necessary to promote well-being for older adults. HNRCA scientists examine how nutrition plays a major role in the prevention of the major chronic degenerative conditions associated with aging. The HNRCA is operated by Tufts University through a cooperative agreement with the Agricultural Research Service (ARS). Located on the Tufts University Health Sciences campus in Boston, Massachusetts, the HNRCA is one of six human nutrition research centers in the United States which is supported by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)/ARS. HNRCA scientists , trained in disciplines such as nutrition, biochemistry, physiology, epidemiology, and molecular biology, explore relationships between nutrition, aging and health. Many of our researchers hold faculty appointments at The Gerald J. and Dorothy R. Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University

6. Human Nutrition Research Center On Aging conducted the world's most advanced studies on nutrition and aging. Our research focuses on determining the nutrient http://www.hnrc.tufts.edu/

document.write(""); Home About Us Message from the Director Contact Us Directions Departments Core Service Units Administration Human Studies Scientific Staff Scientists Research Associates Visiting Scientists Information Resources Publications HNRCA Library Nutrition Aging ... USDA For two decades HNRCA investigators have conducted the world's most advanced studies on nutrition and aging. Our research focuses on determining the nutrient requirements necessary to promote well-being for older adults. HNRCA scientists examine how nutrition plays a major role in the prevention of the major chronic degenerative conditions associated with aging. The HNRCA is operated by Tufts University through a cooperative agreement with the Agricultural Research Service (ARS). Located on the Tufts University Health Sciences campus in Boston, Massachusetts, the HNRCA is one of six human nutrition research centers in the United States which is supported by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)/ARS. HNRCA scientists , trained in disciplines such as nutrition, biochemistry, physiology, epidemiology, and molecular biology, explore relationships between nutrition, aging and health. Many of our researchers hold faculty appointments at The Gerald J. and Dorothy R. Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University

7. Message From The Director This page contains a statement from Irwin H. Rosenberg, MD, Directorat the Jean Mayer USDA Human nutrition Research Center on aging. http://hnrc.tufts.edu/about/director.shtml

document.write(""); Home About Us Message from the Director Contact Us Directions Departments Core Service Units Administration Human Studies Scientific Staff Scientists Research Associates Visiting Scientists Information Resources Publications HNRCA Library Nutrition Aging ... USDA It is only during the last two decades that an appreciation has grown for the important role that nutrition plays in the prevention of chronic disease - including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, bone disease, and diseases which effect the eye, brain and kidneys. This recognition has substantially resulted from the work emerging from the HNRCA. There has also been an expanded appreciation of the effect of sound nutrition and exercise in health maintenance by preventing, for example, the muscle loss of aging. The mapping of the human genome has lead us to an exciting junction. In future decades we will take giant steps forward in understanding the role of nutrients in gene expression, and the role of genetic inheritance in defining nutrient requirements and the variability of dietary response. With this knowledge nutrition scientists will create diets to optimize the health of individuals. These dietary recommendations will ultimately have impact in reducing the medical care costs that are engendered in an aging population. Thus, we are poised, really, at a new frontier. The HNRCA is in the best position to continue its journey at the forefront of nutrition science research.

8. Older Americans Act Nutrition Program - Administration On Aging Policy and Resource Center on nutrition and aging. nutrition.Gov Governmentwide nutrition information site (off site) http://www.aoa.dhhs.gov/Nutrition

Home Quick Index Site Index What's New ... E-Mail AoA Older Americans Act Nutrition Program “If the Older Americans Act Nutrition Program was a restaurant, the sign out front would say, ‘Six billion served.’ For 30 years, this program not only has provided nutritious, healthy meals to older Americans, but also has touched their lives by linking them to community services that allow them to remain independent.” - HHS Secretary Tommy G. Secretary Thompson The OAA Nutrition Program is a proven success story. It effectively targets older adults who are poorer, more likely to live alone, and are at higher nutritional risk,” - Assistant Secretary for Aging Josefina G. Carbonell Presidential Greetings on the 30th Anniversary of the Older Americans Act Nutrition Program Graphic version Secretary Thompson Hails 30th Anniversary of the Older Americans Act Nutrition Program PDF version [HHS Press Release] The Older Americans Act Nutrition Programs - A Critical Service PDF version Fact Sheet: The Older Americans Act Nutrition Programs ... PDF version HHS Fact Sheet) 30th Anniversary Logo for Downloading (may require a right+click to initiate download) Good Nutrition! Essential for Health!!

9. Older Americans Act Nutrition Program - Administration On Aging anniversary of the ENP in 1997). Silver Anniversary Awards. Other ResourcesNational Policy and Resource Center on nutrition and aging; http://www.aoa.gov/nutrition/default.htm

Home Quick Index Site Index What's New ... E-Mail AoA Older Americans Act Nutrition Program “If the Older Americans Act Nutrition Program was a restaurant, the sign out front would say, ‘Six billion served.’ For 30 years, this program not only has provided nutritious, healthy meals to older Americans, but also has touched their lives by linking them to community services that allow them to remain independent.” - HHS Secretary Tommy G. Secretary Thompson The OAA Nutrition Program is a proven success story. It effectively targets older adults who are poorer, more likely to live alone, and are at higher nutritional risk,” - Assistant Secretary for Aging Josefina G. Carbonell Presidential Greetings on the 30th Anniversary of the Older Americans Act Nutrition Program Graphic version Secretary Thompson Hails 30th Anniversary of the Older Americans Act Nutrition Program PDF version [HHS Press Release] The Older Americans Act Nutrition Programs - A Critical Service PDF version Fact Sheet: The Older Americans Act Nutrition Programs ... PDF version HHS Fact Sheet) 30th Anniversary Logo for Downloading (may require a right+click to initiate download) Good Nutrition! Essential for Health!!

10. The Elderly Nutrition Program; Administration On Aging Fact Sheet contact The AoA’s National Policy and Resource Center on nutritionand aging, (305) 3481517. The National Association of nutrition http://www.aoa.gov/factsheets/enp.html

The Elderly Nutrition Program With the aging of the U.S. population, increased attention is being given to delivering health and related services to older persons in the community. Since adequate nutrition is critical to health, functioning, and the quality of life, it is an important component of home and community-based services for older people. The ENP provides for congregate and home-delivered meals. These meals and other nutrition services are provided in a variety of settings, such as senior centers, schools, and in individual homes. The services help older participants to learn to shop for, and/or to plan and prepare, meals that are economical and which help to manage or ameliorate specific health problems as well as enhancing their health and well-being. The congregate meal programs also provide older people with positive social contacts with other seniors at the group meal sites. Volunteers who deliver meals to older persons who are homebound are encouraged to spend some time with the elderly. The volunteers also offer an important opportunity to check on the welfare of the homebound elderly and are encouraged to report any health or other problems that they may note during their visits. In addition to providing nutrition and nutrition-related services, the ENP provides an important link to other needed supportive in-home and community-based services such as homemaker-home health aide services, transportation, fitness programs, and even home repair and home modification programs.

11. Leonard Davis School Of Gerontology USC, Leonard Davis School of Gerontology students and faculty present a useful site on nutrition for Category Health Senior Health nutrition...... Health and aging is provided by Dr. Pamela Francisco Wendt, RD (registered dietitian)and the students in her Physiology, nutrition and aging classes . http://www.usc.edu/dept/gero/nutrition/

12. NANASP NANASP, National Association of nutrition and aging Services Programs.Discuss nutrition and aging issues with peers using the NANASP forum. http://www.nanasp.org/

Home About NANASP Advocacy Special Projects ... Forum National Association of Nutrition and Aging Services Programs Discuss nutrition and aging issues with peers using the NANASP forum Not a member but would like e-mail updates on NANASP? Join our e-mail list. Announcements NEW! NANASP Presents 2003 Public Policy Star Award to Rep. DeLauro NANASP members now have the opportunity to become Authorized Providers for ADT Companion Services. Read more... Conference News Mark your calendar for the 2003 conference in Orlando, Florida! Conference Registration Form (PDF) is now available. The nomination form for the Star Awards is available. Apply for a Scholarship for New Conference Attendees Information for Conference Exhibitors and Sponsors now available Legislative Issues Now online, read the Washington Bulletin latest edition: April 1, 2003 Legislative issues for 2002 NANASP Position Resolutions adopted June 15, 2002 Last modified Tuesday, April 01, 2003. Home Privacy Join Our E-mail List Contact NANASP

13. The Elderly Nutrition Program; Administration On Aging Fact Sheet by some of the aging networks estimated 4 000 nutrition service providers, including nutrition screening, assessment, http://www.aoa.dhhs.gov/factsheets/enp.html

The Elderly Nutrition Program With the aging of the U.S. population, increased attention is being given to delivering health and related services to older persons in the community. Since adequate nutrition is critical to health, functioning, and the quality of life, it is an important component of home and community-based services for older people. The ENP provides for congregate and home-delivered meals. These meals and other nutrition services are provided in a variety of settings, such as senior centers, schools, and in individual homes. The services help older participants to learn to shop for, and/or to plan and prepare, meals that are economical and which help to manage or ameliorate specific health problems as well as enhancing their health and well-being. The congregate meal programs also provide older people with positive social contacts with other seniors at the group meal sites. Volunteers who deliver meals to older persons who are homebound are encouraged to spend some time with the elderly. The volunteers also offer an important opportunity to check on the welfare of the homebound elderly and are encouraged to report any health or other problems that they may note during their visits. In addition to providing nutrition and nutrition-related services, the ENP provides an important link to other needed supportive in-home and community-based services such as homemaker-home health aide services, transportation, fitness programs, and even home repair and home modification programs.

14. Stop Aging Now - Nutrition Advice Click to Reorder, I have had more energy and lost 30 pounds since I started takingJean Carper's Stop aging Now! More Testimonials. Antiaging Newsletter. http://jeancarper.com/nutritionadvice.php?action=1

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Effect of Aging on Nutrition Aging produces physiologic changes that affect the need for several essential nutrients. While the impact of age-related alterations in physiology and metabolism has been extensively assessed in pharmacological studies, it has only been within the last two decades that much research has been conducted to define the impact of these changes on human nutritional requirements. The nutrition status of the elderly is also dependent on social conditions and is influenced by the long-term effects of chronic disease and the intake of medication, which can sometimes generate undesired interactions with nutrients. The physiologic changes of aging, including perceptual, endocrine, gastrointestinal, renal, and muscular changes, may affect nutrition needs. Energy needs decrease with age as the result of changes in basal metabolism and physical activity. Basal need are not under the individual's control, but energy expenditure in physical exercise varies according to individual activity patterns. Physical activity can play a major role in maintaining energy balance. Sensory impairments that occur with aging may result in consumption of a more monotonous diet. Taste and smeell dysfunction in older adults reveal a progressive decline with age.

16. Nutrition Is Key To Successful Aging: Kidd nutrition Is Key To Successful aging Kidd By Parris M. Kidd, Ph.D. A state of mind and body nearing ShangriLa is now accessible to more people than ever before. http://www.realtime.net/anr/pmkidd.html

Nutrition Is Key To Successful Aging: Kidd Get the Latest Updates By Parris M. Kidd, Ph.D A state of mind and body nearing Shangri-La is now accessible to more people than ever before. Research in geriatrics, the field of aging, indicates that the limits on lifespan extend beyond the century mark. With the incredible advances that have been made in the field of nutrition, those among us willing to study and experience the impact of nutrition on our health actually have a shot at quality of life in our later years. With commitment and discipline, some of us could acquire sufficient wisdom, access to information and spiritual poise, to experience an existence that is productive and playful, sensual and satisfied, until the very last days of our lives. A consensus has emerged among geriatric researchers that aging features a progressive loss of organ functions. This means we all will die eventually, but it also has another implication: that as organ functions decline, the course of aging can be "successful," i.e., relatively free of chronic disease; or "unsuccessful," i.e., plagued by aches and pains and other aspects of chronic disease. To age successfully, the individual must strive to integrate the many facets of healthy living into a daily lifestyle that aims at optimal health. And optimal nutritional status is a prerequisite for optimal health. Link to: Vitamins Minerals Amino Acids Herbs ... INDEX ANR Formula One Two Three Four ... ORDER INFO Energy Nutrients for the Body

17. ARS North Atlantic Area :: Human Nutrition Research Center On Aging ARS North Atlantic Area Human nutrition Research Center on aging The missionis to explore the relationship between nutrition, aging, and health. http://www.nps.ars.usda.gov/locations/locations.htm?modecode=19-50-00-00

18. ARS Project: Epidemiology Applied To Problems Of Aging And Nutrition (403229) Epidemiology Applied To Problems Of aging And nutrition (403229)Identify factorsthat influence the nutrient intake and nutritional status of elderly http://www.nps.ars.usda.gov/projects/projects.htm?ACCN_NO=403229

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20. Nebraska HHS System: Aging Services: Nutrition Services For Older Nebraskans services — which may include congregate and homedelivered meals, nutrition andhealth The state's Area Agencies on aging are responsible for overseeing the http://www.hhs.state.ne.us/ags/nutserv.htm

Nutrition Services for Older Nebraskans These initial programs were funded as part of a national pilot study to test the feasibility of developing a senior meals program. Congregate meal sites are located throughout the state in senior centers, schools, churches, community center, and other public or private facilities. Meals served at the sites are nutritionally balanced and must meet a minimum of 1/3 of the daily recommended dietary allowances (RDAs). In 1998, more than 21,000 older adults across the state benefited through the program, enjoying approximately 1.4 million meals. When older people can't leave their homes and can't personally prepare nutritious meals, home-delivered meals are an option. More than 8,000 older Nebraskans ate approximately 900,000 home-delivered meals in 1998. People who participate in either the congregate or home-delivered meal programs may make voluntary contributions toward the cost of the program. The state's Area Agencies on Aging are responsible for overseeing the congregate and home-delivered meals programs. Meals are served primarily to individuals who are aged 60 or older and their spouses. Additionally, meals are sometimes made available to people with disabilities or physical limitations who are under the age of 60.

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