• Physical Wellbeing
  • Mobility
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Mobility

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  • Physical Wellbeing
  • Mobility

Promoting Mobility through Nutiani's Nutrition Strategies | Nutiani

Promoting Mobility through Nutiani's Nutrition Strategies | Nutiani

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Globally, as people live longer and birth rates are declining, the population aged 65 and over is growing faster than all other age groups¹. In fact, 16% of the globe’s population will be aged 65 or above by 2050. In Europe and North America, this figure rises to 25% by 2050², while in Japan currently already 28% is over 65 years old³.

The World Health Organisation considers mobility a key element of healthy ageing and maintaining mobility is a core concern seniors face. With mobility’s significant influence on independence and quality of life, one of the most pressing questions in the healthy ageing community is; what can we do to improve mobility outcomes as we age?

Mobility empowers independence and longer active lives

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of global consumers (16-54) want to manage their health now to avoid health issues when they are older⁴

of 15-29 year olds said they were moderately or extremely concerned about mobility problems⁵

When asked, 75% of global senior consumers' (60+) say mobility problems have a moderate or severe impact on their current health⁶

Mobility is for all ages 

Although mobility is an obvious focus point for elderly, the latest research shows at least 50% of all adult age groups indicate interest in improving and maintaining mobility over time⁷. 

This is important as evidence shows mobility foundations are established in our youth, and maintained across our lifetime by a balance of nutrition and lifestyle choices. 

Muscle Strength with Age graph Figure 4: Lifestyle impact on Functional Muscle Capacity over Life Course
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1: https://www.un.org/en/development/desa/population/publications/pdf/ageing/WorldPopulationAgeing2019-Highlights.pdf

2: https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/ageing-and-health#:~:text=By%202050%2C%20the%20world’s%20population,2050%20to%20reach%20426%20million

3: https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.POP.65UP.TO.ZS?locations=JP 

4: IPSOS – Unlocking Fonterra’s Opportunities in the Health and Wellness Industry – 12 Dec 2021

5: FMCG GURUs: Mobility Trends 2022 (FEB 2022)

6: Euromonitor Health and Nutrition Survey 2021

7: FMCG GURUs: Mobility Trends 2022 (FEB 2022)

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