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What causes an elderly person to have no appetite?

It's estimated that between 15% and 30% of older adults experience a significant decrease in appetite, a condition sometimes called 'anorexia of aging'. Understanding what causes an elderly person to have no appetite is the first step toward effective support and intervention.

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What Happens When Elderly Lose Appetite? Causes, Risks, and Support

Approximately 15–30% of older adults experience a reduced appetite, a condition sometimes called "anorexia of aging". When elderly lose appetite, the consequences can go far beyond skipped meals, affecting everything from energy levels to long-term health. Understanding the complex reasons behind this change is the first step toward effective support and improved well-being.

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