The Geriatric Dietitian
Fiber is an important nutrient for healthy aging, yet most adults, including older adults, are not getting enough. In this episode of The Geriatric Dietitian Podcast, we discuss why fiber matters for older adults, how it supports digestion and overall health, and practical ways to increase fiber intake safely. In this episode, you'll learn: * What fiber is and why it matters for healthy aging * How fiber supports digestion, gut health, heart health, and blood sugar management * Fiber recommendations for older adults * Why most adults still need more fiber * Food sources high in fiber * Why fluid intake matters when increasing fiber * When fiber supplements may be helpful * Why constipation is not always as simple as "eat more fiber" Fiber plays an important role in bowel regularity, fullness after meals, cholesterol management, and supporting the gut microbiome. This episode also includes a personal story about chronic constipation and why individualized healthcare matters. Learn more at: The Geriatric Dietitian [https://thegeriatricdietitian.com] Grab your free healthy aging resource here: Free Healthy Aging Resource [https://thegeriatricdietitian.myflodesk.com/] If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to follow the podcast and share it with someone who may benefit from learning more about healthy aging and nutrition.
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