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The document discusses different nutrients including minerals and vitamins, carbohydrates, proteins, fats, and provides information on each. It also provides tips for a healthy lifestyle including being active, limiting screen time, and getting enough sleep. Finally, it discusses some important medical discoveries and inventions like penicillin, vaccination, and ultrasound machines.
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1. Skin loses elasticity and becomes thinner, bones and muscles lose density and strength making fractures and weakness more common, and metabolism and weight management can become more difficult.
2. Teeth become weaker and more brittle, gum recession occurs, hair and nails weaken, memory problems are common, immune and sensory systems like hearing and vision decline.
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