
Nutrition
Practical starting points for feeding yourself well with realistic planning, grocery routines, and meals that work for one person.
Guides
Nutrition guides will appear here when they are published.
Build a reliable food routine
Nutrition is easier when the basics are repeatable. Start with a few meals you like, shop from a short list, and keep backup options for busy days.
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Helpful resources
Use these public nutrition education resources for meal ideas, planning tools, and general nutrition guidance.
MyPlate resources
USDA tools, tip sheets, print materials, and videos for building nutrition habits.
Visit myplate.govMyPlate Kitchen
Recipe ideas and food planning tools that can help with simple, budget-aware meals.
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Videos
Worth watching
YouTube videos selected by the Thriving Solo authors for helpful ideas, practical education, and thoughtful perspectives.
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Retirement
Build supportive nutrition routines for retirement
Retirement can change your schedule, budget, appetite, and daily routines. Plan simple meals around foods you enjoy, keep convenient staples available, and consider how your nutrition needs may change with your health, activity level, and guidance from your care team.
AARP retirement resources
Retirement information, planning tools, and practical guidance for navigating finances, health, work, and life after retirement.
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