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The definition of a healthy diet slightly changes with your age. For example, as we age, our metabolism slows down, so we need fewer calories than we used to. Your body also requires certain nutrients in more quantity. This means that choosing foods that provide the best nutritional value is more important than ever.<\/p>\n

Check out the below tips for finding the best foods for your body and budget.<\/p>\n

\u00a06 tips for choosing healthy foods as you age<\/h2>\n

Here are six tips to help you get the best foods for your body and also your pocket.<\/p>\n

1. Know what a healthy dish looks like<\/strong><\/p>\n

You may remember the food pyramid, but the USDA recently announced an easy way for people to see what they should be eating each day. It’s termed as Myplate. A simple graphic shows exactly how the five food groups should be stacked on the plate. These are the building blocks of a healthy diet plan and healthy lifestyle.<\/p>\n

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2. Look for Essential Nutrients<\/strong><\/p>\n

Try to eat different types of foods so you get all the nutrients you need. Your plate should look like a rainbow – brightly, coloured foods are always the better choice! A healthy diet includes:<\/p>\n