TAILIEUCHUNG - Nutrition and Exercise Concerns of Middle Age

The scientific and lay media extol the health benefits of good nutrition and physical activity. Most books that have been published about nutrition and physical activity have dealt with nutritional needs of young adults who exercise vigorously. At around 30 years of age or so, individuals start to become more concerned about having and maintaining good health and realizing the personal benefits of good nutrition and moderate-intensity physical activity. Some health professionals seem to believe that nutrition and physical activity information is the same for all people. What constitutes good nutrition and exercise habits is generally not interpreted for middle-aged individuals. Middle age is considered to be around. | Nutrition and Exercise Concerns --------of-------- Middle Age Edited by Judy A. Driskell CRC Press Nutrition and Exercise Concerns of Middle Age 2009 by Taylor Francis Group LLC Nutrition and Exercise Concerns of Middle Age Edited by Judy A. Driskell CRC Press J Taylor . Francis Group Boca Raton London New York CRC Press is an imprint of the Taylor Francis Group an informa business 2009 by Taylor Francis Group .

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