One in five older carers are at risk of malnutrition, so even if you’re a caring for another person, you should make your own health and well-being a top priority. Remember: the person you are caring for needs you to stay fit and healthy. Eating well is a key component of taking care of yourself – but sometimes, it can be hard to find the time and energy to prepare nutritious meals. To give you a helping hand, here are five tips for making good-for-you meals.
- 5 tips for making good-for-you meals
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