Ageing affects the mind and body, requiring adequate nutrients like vitamins and minerals.
While different minerals and vitamins have their function in the body, a few essential ones include vitamins B12, C, D and E, and minerals like calcium, zinc, iron and magnesium.
While dietary intake is the primary source of these vitamins and minerals, older adults often fall short of them for various health reasons.
Getting adequate vitamins and minerals helps seniors prevent chronic conditions like heart diseases, bone weakening, degenerative diseases, immune system and vision-related problems.
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