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Eating capability assessments in elderly populations

Laguna et al., 2017

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8374034625527408612
Author
Laguna L
Sarkar A
Chen J
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Nutrition and functional foods for healthy aging

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During the course of a meal, one needs to exert numerous coordinated actions. The aging process implies physiologically weakened muscles, the lack of natural teeth, and poor movement coordination, all of which cause difficulties in the eating process. Then older …
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