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Optimal Nutrition After 40

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Aging is part of the human experience and something that is inevitable for all of us. However, the rate at which we age and how we age can be greatly affected by our lifestyle. In fact, the two greatest factors that are known to have the greatest impact on how long you live and how well you live are what you eat and how physically active you are.

The National Academy of Sports Medicine is the leader in educating and credentialing fitness, wellness, and performance professionals across the globe. Join NASM in this comprehensive guide.

You'll learn how to:

• Maximize your quality of life as you age into your 40s and beyond

• Use nutrition to lower your risk of chronic diseases

• Maintain your muscle mass and ensure your body and bones stay strong as you age

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