(HealthDay News) -- It's important to eat properly at any age, particularly for seniors. The American Academy of Family Physicians says malnutrition in seniors can lead to a range of additional health problems: Unintended weight loss. Fatigue. Muscle weakening and lack of strength. Feeling depressed. Memory loss. Compromised immunity from infection. Anemia.
(HealthDay News) -- It's important to eat properly at any age, particularly for seniors. The American Academy of Family Physicians says malnutrition in seniors can lead to a range of additional health problems: Unintended weight loss. Fatigue. Muscle weakening and lack of strength. Feeling depressed. Memory loss. Compromised immunity from infection. Anemia.