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EPISODE 3:
Cognitive Health

COMING SOON...

This episode will explore ways that our brains change as we age and what we can do to maintain our cognitive health.

Game of Chess

Podcast contents

Coming soon...

Senior Computer Class

References

ACTIVITIES

COMING SOON

Try these activities and social gatherings to maintain your cognitive health.

Activity 1

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15+ Easy Vegetarian Curry Recipes

These are authentic Indian and Pakistani Curry recipes that are wholesome, easy-to-make, and 100% delicious!

Source: Tea for Tumeric

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Activity 2

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50+ best Mediterranean diet recipes

Consider this list of 50+Mediterranean diet recipes a good place to start! Breakfast, lunch, dinner, salads, spreads, soups, and everything in between.

Source: the Mediterranean dish

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STORIES.
From People Like You. 

There are fabulous stories about

ageing online. We've curated a couple of resources related to the topic for you

Health talk Australia

When participants spoke about being healthy in their older years they generally mentioned the need to eat well. Hear stories from over 20 Australian seniors.

Source: Healthtalk Australia

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Food from our homeland

Our cooking demonstrators came from Russia, Venezuela, Philippines, Latvia, Armenia, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Korea, Greece and Iran.

Source: Multicultural communities council of South Australia

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KEY Resources &
Community Links

Key evidence based research, books, videos, podcasts, government links, etc that will allow you to explore deeper on the topic. You might even find a community group to

connect with. 

Nutrition needs when you're over 65

We provide health and medical information to improve the health and wellbeing of people and the communities they live in. This information is: quality-assured and reliable, up-to-date, locally relevant, easy to understand.

Source: better health channel (VicGov)

Healthy

Healthy eating when you're older

As we get older we often need fewer kilojoules because we are less active than when we were younger. However, we still need a similar amount of nutrients, sometimes more. 

Source: eatforhealth.gov.au

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What you eat and drink for your brain

Diet is one factor researchers are investigating for its role in reducing the risk of dementia and for the assistance a healthy diet may provide to people who have dementia. This sheet outlines the part that diet can play in promoting a healthy brain.

Source: Dementia Australia

Sleep Research

Food guidelines (Australia)

The Australian guide to healthy eating is a food selection guide which visually represents the proportion of the five food groups recommended for consumption each day.

Source: eatforhealth.org

Healthy Food

Credits

 

  • Production: Heather Jarvis & Jenny Robinson

  • Music and sound design: Darrin Verhagen and Ben Keen. 

  • Content experts: Professor Stephen Bird, Dr Prasad Podogu and Dr Dein Vindigni

Made possible by our community partners, Positive Ageing, City of Whittlesea and U3A Victoria, and with funding support from RMIT University's Strategic Capability Development Fund.

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©2023 by Pathways to Healthy Ageing (RMIT)

Acknowledgment of Country

 

RMIT acknowledges the people of the Woi Wurrung and Boon Wurrung language groups of the Eastern Kulin Nation on who's  unneeded land we conduct the business of the university. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present, RMIT also acknowledges  the Traditional Custodians and their ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business. 

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