Protein is an essential nutrient for seniors, aiding in the preservation of muscle mass, enhancing bone health, and aiding in wound healing. Yet, as we age, our bodies’ capacity to absorb ...

For healthy senior dogs who don’t have a medical reason for needing a low protein diet, protein intake is a priority. Though dietary protein alone won’t help any of us maintain all the muscle ...

That’s the question that New Atlas asked of the study’s senior researcher, Professor Bhagwati Gupta. “[O]ur findings on the MANF protein have potential implications for neurodegenerative ...

These high-protein dinner recipes, like salmon rice bowls and tofu tostadas, feature ingredients like beans, beets and fish ...

When it comes to protein, the AAFCO recommends a minimum of 18% for adult dogs, but Luisana says senior dogs experiencing muscle loss may need more, and pups with renal or liver disease may need less.

Flight journeys can be challenging for the elderly due to long wait times, limited mobility, and cramped seating. Dehydration, pressure changes, and prolonged sitting can also affect comfort.

Tyrus Ayers, Fitness and Wellness Graduate Assistant at Missouri State University, shares a few exercises to stay in shape ...

Historically, frozen meals haven't been known for their protein content. However, as consumer interest in high-protein foods has increased, manufacturers have been developing meals with more ...

while others may benefit from a high-protein diet. Many senior cat foods, such as the ones below, also contain ingredients like fish oil, glucosamine, and chondroitin that can help improve ...