Longevity
What research actually says about living longer with good function: dietary patterns, muscle health, activity, recovery and prevention through life.
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Nutrition and lifestyle for more healthy years — based on research.
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Nutrition and lifestyle for more healthy years — based on research.
Healthy ageing
Healthy ageing isn't about stopping the clock — it's about giving your body the best conditions to stay strong, mobile and well throughout life. Diet and lifestyle are among the factors we can influence the most ourselves.
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Recovery
Good recovery is about giving your body time and nutrition to repair and rebuild after exertion. It's just as important a part of training and everyday life as the activity itself.
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Muscle health
Muscles aren't just important for strength and performance — they play a central role in metabolism, balance and independence throughout life. Good muscle health is built over time, through diet and movement together.
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Physical activity
Physical activity and diet are closely connected. What you eat affects how much energy you have to move, and your activity level affects how your body uses the nutrients you consume.
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Prevention
Much of what influences the risk of lifestyle-related disease later in life comes down to habits built over time. A healthy diet is one of the most well-documented forms of prevention we have.
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Lifestyle and healthy life years
Healthy life years are about more than how long we live — they're about how well we live. Diet is a central part of a lifestyle that supports energy, function and quality of life throughout life.
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Life stages
From children to older adults — nutrition for the life you live now.
Children
The childhood years lay the foundation for eating habits, growth, and a relationship with food that often lasts a lifetime. Nutritional needs change rapidly through childhood, and the focus should be on varied, energy-dense, and safe food in a calm mealtime environment.
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Adolescents
The teenage years bring rapid growth, hormonal changes, and increasing independence around food choices. The need for energy and certain nutrients rises significantly, while school, social life, and any sports commitments place demands on daily meal structure.
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Pregnancy
Throughout pregnancy, the body's need for energy and nutrients changes to support both the mother and the growth and development of the baby. A varied diet, combined with a few recommended supplements, is the main approach for most pregnant women.
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Breastfeeding
During breastfeeding, the body has an increased need for energy and certain nutrients to produce milk and support recovery after birth. A varied and adequate diet contributes to both the mother's energy and the milk's nutritional content.
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Adults
In adulthood, nutrition is largely about maintaining good health, stable energy, and preventing lifestyle-related conditions over time. Needs are relatively stable, but individual factors such as activity level, life stage, and health status play a role.
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Older adults
With age, the body's composition and needs change, and the focus should increasingly shift toward preserving muscle mass, skeletal health, and adequate nutrient intake, even as appetite often declines somewhat.
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No two people are alike.
That is why we do not start with a diet – we start by getting to know you. SmartEating adapts advice and meals to your body, goals and daily life, so healthy choices become easier to live with over time.
