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What You Should Eat for a Long and Healthy Retirement

12/5/2022

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Reaching retirement is quite an achievement. You now have complete control over your time and you want to make the most of it. 

Prioritizing a healthy diet can help you feel healthier as you go through this final chapter. 

Lean Meats and Fish 

When you eat meat, you should opt for healthier choices. Lean meats and fish can offer you a variety of benefits. Lean meats assist in building muscles because the protein from the meat is broken down and then restructured by your body to become muscle. It can also help you to lose weight because it is fewer calories than other meat.Eating lean meat can also help you to feel more full and satisfied after a meal so you don’t turn to snacking or overeating. 

Fish is an important thing to include in your diet because it contains omega-3 fatty acids. These fatty acids aren’t naturally made by the body, so you need to get them from alternate sources. Omega-3 fatty acids help with the structure of the body and they assist in creating hormones the body needs to function. 

Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 

This shouldn’t come as a surprise, but fresh fruits and vegetables need to be part of your diet. These fresh foods include all the vitamins and minerals your body needs in order to function. In fact, many fruits and vegetables contain multiple nutrients. Leafy greens contain essential nutrients and help strengthen your teeth. 

Fresh foods provide you with vitamins that strengthen your skin, eyes, immune system, and more. It’s best to eat a variety of fruits and vegetables rather than just a few of your favorites. Now is the time to start trying some new foods so your body can get everything it needs. 

Whole Grains 

Today, many people tend to prefer highly processed foods and this includes a lot of refined grains. However, it’s better for you to be eating whole grains. Refined grains strip away all the healthy parts of grain including the germ, bran, and more. You should make it a priority toinclude more whole grains in your diet. Whole grains are high in fiber and they also aid in digestion. People who eat a lot of whole grains have a lower risk of high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes, and more. Eating these grains can help to keep you healthier. 

What you eat affects how healthy you are. You want to be able to enjoy your retirement and having a variety of health issues can hold you back. Take control of your life and your time by eating the foods that will keep you the healthiest.

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