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As people age, their nutritional needs change, making certain foods particularly important to support health and manage conditions. Experts from the American Association of Retired Persons suggest specific foods like dark leafy greens and berries. Registered dietitian Christine Rosenbloom also recommends cottage cheese for its whey protein.
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