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1. • • Taste and liking are known to be important predictors of food intake in older adults 29,30,, and while taste perception is known to deteriorate with age, various studies demonstrate increased intakes following the use of flavour enhancers or added flavours in older adults.
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   Do older adults perceive taste intensity?

   • Identification thresholds were reported to be higher for older adults in seventeen out of eighteen studies. Sixteen out of twenty-five studies reported perception of taste intensity at supra-threshold levels to be significantly lower for older adults.

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   Does age affect taste and smell in older adults?

   • Our data show a significant deterioration of oral sensitivity, taste (which did not differ between different taste qualities), and smell in older adults. A significant association of the smell function and the sensory threshold was moderated by age in the older group but not in the younger group.

   Age-related changes in oral sensitivity, taste and smell

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   Can taste enhancement improve eating habits for older people?

   • Older people frequently complain of blandness of foods or sensory changes that may influence their liking and subsequent consumption of food, further impacting on their risk of malnutrition ( 1 ). Previous researchers have used taste enhancement, aiming to increase liking and consumption of meals by older adults, with conflicting results ( 2 , 3 ).

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   Does age affect taste perception?

   • Previous researchers have used taste enhancement, aiming to increase liking and consumption of meals by older adults, with conflicting results ( 2 , 3 ). Therefore, in order to develop foods leading to improved liking and consumption by older adults, analysis of age-related changes in taste perception is essential.

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   Does taste intensity decrease with age?

   • Sixteen out of twenty-five studies reported perception of taste intensity at supra-threshold levels to be significantly lower for older adults. However, six out of nine studies concerning sucrose found perceived intensity of sweet taste not to diminish with age.

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3. www.agingcare.com › Articles › Loss-of-Taste-in-theWhy Seniors’ Tastes Change with Age - AgingCare.com

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   Many older adults experience a loss of taste and no longer enjoy the foods they once loved. Depending on the underlying cause, a doctor may be able to suggest treatment options and methods of coping with this problem.

   • Author: Marlo Sollitto

4. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC6855938Sensory Profile of Adults with Reduced Food Intake and the ...

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   The sensory profile, referring to sight, smell, taste, hearing, and touch, plays an essential role in optimizing the habitual intake of energy and macronutrients. However, specific populations, such as older adults, are known to have impaired energy intake.

5. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesSensory Functioning in Older Adults: Relevance for Food ...

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   Nov 15, 2019 · As older adults experience less intensity from taste stimuli that are more potent for younger adults, their psychophysical labels for weak and strong may refer to different absolute intensities due to the changes in the context of their altered sensory worlds.

   • Author: Claire Murphy, Rochelle Vertrees

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   Taste and liking are known to be important predictors of food intake in older adults [25] [26] [27]29,30, [38] [39] [40], and while taste perception is known to deteriorate with age [38]...

7. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC9489541Food for the elderly based on sensory perception: A review

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   Older adults had poorer gustation and olfaction abilities compared to the young people, which had a significant effect on food liking. For example, the elderly had a higher interest in taste and flavor fortified foods (Laureati et al., 2008).

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   Aug 13, 2012 · Knowledge of the decline of taste and olfactory perception with age has led to the use of taste and flavour enhancement of foods, aiming to improve liking and ultimately consumption by older adults. Although this approach has been successful in some studies ( 2 ), it has not in others ( 3 ).

9. www.nature.com › articles › s41598/022/05201-2Age-related changes in oral sensitivity, taste and smell - Nature

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   Jan 27, 2022 · Our data show a significant deterioration of oral sensitivity, taste (which did not differ between different taste qualities), and smell in older adults.