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Extension Human Nutrition Home Page | Nutrition News | Audio Files | Family Nutrition Program | Nutrition Links
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Extension Human Nutrition Home Page | Nutrition News | Audio Files | Family Nutrition Program | Nutrition Links
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 Nutrition and Men’s Health
K-State Research & Extension Human Nutrition’s Resources: Men’s Health, A Guide to Living Long, Strong and Well: Fact Sheet. Description: This 8 page fact sheet describes six specific diseases that threaten men’s health, and includes eating tips and ideas about other habits to maintain health. Men’s Health, A Guide to Living Long, Strong and Well: Leader's Guide. Description: Four pages. What men eat can affect how they feel and their risk factors for getting diseases such as arthritis, colon cancer, depression, heart disease, osteoporosis, prostate cancer, stroke. (Note: cards are 4" x 6") Bone Health Tips: 2-sided handout or 2 cards Nutrition and Lifestyle Tips for a Healthy Heart: 1-sided handout or card Nutrition Tips for Prostate Health: 1-sided handout or card You Can Reduce Your Risk of Colon Disease: 1-sided handout or card Nutrients that Help Relieve Depression, and Support Mental Health: 1-sided handout or card Gout is a Type of Arthritis: 1-sided handout or card My Medication Facts: Half-page handout or card Recommended Health Checkups for Men: 1-sided handout or card
Links to Other Resources for Men's Health: Men: Stay Healthy at Any Age, Your Checklist for Health (also available in Spanish) A 2-page brochure that describes what you can do to stay healthy and prevent disease. You can get certain screening tests, take preventive medicine if you need it, and practice healthy behaviors (from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality).Men: Stay Healthy at 50+ A 2-page brochure with health checklists to help answer your questions about what daily steps you can take for good health, whether you need medicines to prevent disease, and which screening test you need and when to get them (from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality). National institutes of Health website dealing with men’s health issues USDA Food and Nutrition Information Center Healthtouch website dealing with men’s health issues Recipes and tools for dads and kids cooking together
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