
Visual Contrast in Dining: Boosting Intake for Older Adults
Improving the visual contrast between food, plates, and placemats can help older adults eat more, especially those with cognitive decline.
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Improving the visual contrast between food, plates, and placemats can help older adults eat more, especially those with cognitive decline.

A systematic review indicates that enhancing visual contrast between food, plates, and tables can improve dietary intake in older adults.

New research explores how visual contrast in dining environments can influence how much people eat, especially in older adults, suggesting practical ways to improve nutritional intake.

A new review suggests that making food and dining environments more visually contrasting can help older adults eat more, especially those with cognitive decline.

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