How to eat more if chewing is difficult, food tastes bland or mouth feels dry? In this blog post, we discuss common oral conditions in elderlies that can cause loss of appetite, including dry mouth (xerostomia), chewing difficulty, reduced taste, and swallowing difficulty (dysphagia). For each oral and swallowing problems, we detail causes, risk factors, treatments and guidance to remedy it and increase appetite.

Aging affects appetite, but loss of appetite is not a natural part of aging. More often, loss of appetite signals underlying conditions that need medical attention. Read our article for what causes loss of appetite in the elderly, treatment for loss of appetite, and guidance on how to increase appetite in elderly adults.

Decreased appetite is common among elderly individuals. In this guide, we discuss what causes loss of appetite in elderlies and top foods that can help to boost appetite and nutrition for our seniors.

It is a challenge to maintain healthy diet and keep up with fitness routine during holiday periods, for youngsters and elderlies alike. In this guide, we share useful tips for seniors to indulge in a healthy way and simple exercises to keep fit during holiday seasons.