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Supporting Strength and Health Beyond 60

Address muscle loss, osteoporosis, diabetes, heart and kidney health, and age-related nutrient deficiencies with clinically guided nutrition to help maintain muscle strength, bone health and independence.

How our packages work

Every package is available as a 1-month, 2-month or 3-month programme. You meet your DHA-licensed clinical dietitian every 14 days, with a body composition, fat and muscle assessment at each visit (or weight, calf and arm circumference for anyone with a pacemaker or implanted device). The blood test panel is done before you start and repeated at the end. Family members or carers are welcome at consultations, and we coordinate with your doctor.

Our Packages

Choose from evidence-based nutrition programmes that combine clinical insights, personalised dietary guidance and ongoing dietitian support. 

Conditions We Treat

01

Senior Essential Wellness Check

After 60, diabetes, high blood pressure, kidney changes, vitamin D and B12 deficiency and muscle loss become more common, often without symptoms. A regular nutrition and blood check helps catch changes early and keeps you strong and independent.

Blood test panel: Senior Essential Check (11 tests), assessed before and after your programme.

How our dietitians help: We explain your results and body composition clearly, set a few practical priorities and refer anything needing medical attention to your doctor.

02

Muscle Loss & Strength (Sarcopenia)

From midlife, muscle mass and strength decline, and when advanced, this is called sarcopenia. It increases the risk of falls, frailty, slower recovery and loss of independence. Low protein intake, inactivity, illness and some medications speed it up.

Blood test panel: Senior Bone, Kidney & Nutrition Panel (21 tests), assessed before and after your programme.

How our dietitians help: We set protein targets spread across meals, suggest easy high-protein foods, support safe resistance activity and track muscle every 14 days.

03

Bone Health & Osteoporosis

Bone loss speeds up with age, especially in women after menopause. About 1 in 3 women and 1 in 5 men over 50 will have an osteoporosis-related fracture. Low calcium, vitamin D and protein, inactivity and some medications add risk. Diagnosis is made with a DXA scan by your doctor.

Blood test panel: Senior Bone, Kidney & Nutrition Panel (21 tests), assessed before and after your programme.

How our dietitians help: We meet calcium, vitamin D and protein targets through food first, review supplements with your doctor and support muscle strength to reduce falls.

04

Diabetes in Older Adults

Diabetes is very common after 60 and raises the risk of heart, kidney, eye and nerve problems. In older adults, targets are individualised, and avoiding low blood sugar, weight loss and muscle loss matters as much as lowering glucose.

Blood test panel: Senior Bone, Kidney & Nutrition Panel (21 tests), assessed before and after your programme.

How our dietitians help: We build a simple, balanced meal plan with steady carbohydrates and adequate protein, reduce hypoglycaemia risk and coordinate with your doctor’s medication plan.

05

Heart Health & Blood Pressure

Heart disease and high blood pressure are leading causes of illness in older adults. Salt, excess weight, inactivity and poorly controlled cholesterol or diabetes add risk. Many seniors take several heart medications that interact with diet.

Blood test panel: Senior Premium Heart & Longevity Panel (29 tests), assessed before and after your programme.

How our dietitians help: We adapt heart-healthy and DASH-style eating to your foods, reduce hidden salt, review food-medication interactions such as vitamin K with warfarin, and support cardiac rehabilitation.

06

Kidney Health (CKD) Nutrition

Kidney function naturally declines with age, and diabetes and high blood pressure speed it up. Chronic kidney disease changes needs for protein, salt, potassium, phosphorus and fluid, depending on stage. Diagnosis and staging are led by your doctor or nephrologist.

Blood test panel: Senior Bone, Kidney & Nutrition Panel (21 tests), assessed before and after your programme.

How our dietitians help: We tailor protein, salt, potassium and phosphorus to your kidney stage and blood results, protect nutrition and muscle, and coordinate with your nephrologist.

07

Unintentional Weight Loss & Malnutrition

Unplanned weight loss, poor appetite, illness, dental problems, living alone or low mood can lead to malnutrition, which slows recovery and increases infections, falls and hospital stays. Unexplained weight loss always needs medical review.

Blood test panel: Senior Bone, Kidney & Nutrition Panel (21 tests), assessed before and after your programme.

How our dietitians help: We screen for malnutrition, add nutrient-dense meals, snacks and fortified foods, recommend supplements if needed and track weight and muscle every 14 days.

08

Appetite, Chewing & Swallowing Support

Dental problems, dry mouth, reduced taste and swallowing difficulty (dysphagia) can make eating hard and unsafe. Swallowing problems are assessed by a speech and language therapist, who recommends safe food and drink textures.

Blood test panel: Senior Essential Check (11 tests), assessed before and after your programme.

How our dietitians help: We adapt meals to recommended textures, keep them tasty and nutritious, support hydration and work with your speech therapist and carers.

09

Memory & Brain Health Nutrition

Memory changes worry many older adults and families. Low vitamin B12 and folate, poor hydration, high blood pressure and diabetes can affect brain health. Mediterranean-style eating is linked with healthier ageing, but no diet prevents or cures dementia.

Blood test panel: Senior Premium Heart & Longevity Panel (29 tests), assessed before and after your programme.

How our dietitians help: We build a Mediterranean-style plan, correct B12 and folate gaps, support hydration and regular meals, and help carers with practical mealtime strategies.

10

Digestive Health & Constipation

Constipation, bloating and reflux become more common with age because of lower fibre and fluid, inactivity and medications. New bowel changes, blood in stools, anaemia or weight loss need medical assessment, including bowel cancer screening where advised.

Blood test panel: Senior Bone, Kidney & Nutrition Panel (21 tests), assessed before and after your programme.

How our dietitians help: We increase fibre and fluids gradually with familiar foods, review medication effects and build simple routines that support comfortable digestion.

11

Healthy Ageing & Longevity

Healthy ageing means staying active, independent and well for longer. Muscle, bone, heart, metabolic and brain health are all shaped by diet, activity, sleep and social connection. We focus on proven strategies, not “anti-ageing” products.

Blood test panel: Senior Premium Heart & Longevity Panel (29 tests), assessed before and after your programme.

How our dietitians help: We build a Mediterranean-style plan with protein for muscle, calcium and vitamin D for bones and heart-healthy fats, and track progress every 14 days.

What to Expect

A simple, clinically guided process that turns your body composition data into clear, measurable nutrition priorities.

Step 1

Prepare

Follow our pre-scan instructions to ensure your results are as consistent and comparable as possible.

Step 2

Scan

Complete a quick, non-invasive body composition scan after a simple suitability check.

Step 3

Understand

Review your results with a clinical dietitian who puts the numbers into context.

Step 4

Prioritise

Set 1–3 measurable priorities, from protecting muscle during fat loss to improving protein intake and recovery.

Step 5

Track

Repeat your scan under similar conditions to monitor meaningful changes over time, not daily fluctuations.

Our Experts

Clinical expertise, personalised care and evidence-led nutrition for every stage of your health journey.

Mayfair Nutrition Center

Mayfair Nutrition Center

Office 1504, Saeed Tower 1 Sheikh Zayed Road, Trade Center First Dubai, UAE

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Frequently Asked Questions

Nutritional needs change with age, making it important to maintain adequate protein, calcium, vitamin D and other essential nutrients. Good nutrition supports muscle strength, bone health, metabolic function and overall well-being. Mayfair's senior nutrition programme focuses on helping older adults maintain strength, independence and quality of life.

Yes. Adequate protein intake, distributed across meals, plays an important role in maintaining muscle mass and strength. Our dietitians calculate individual protein requirements, recommend practical high-protein food options and support safe resistance activity. Muscle mass is monitored every 14 days.

Calcium, vitamin D and protein are essential for maintaining bone health. Our dietitians assess dietary intake, identify nutritional gaps and recommend food-first strategies to meet individual requirements. We also review supplements with your doctor and support muscle strength to help reduce fall risk. Osteoporosis diagnosis is made through a DXA scan by your physician.

Yes. Our dietitians provide personalised nutrition support for older adults managing diabetes and chronic kidney disease. For diabetes, we focus on balanced carbohydrate intake, adequate protein and reducing the risk of low blood sugar. For kidney disease, dietary recommendations for protein, sodium, potassium, phosphorus and fluids are tailored to the individual's kidney function and blood results.

Yes. Our dietitians use evidence-based heart-healthy and DASH-style eating approaches to help manage cardiovascular risk factors. This includes reducing hidden salt, improving dietary fat quality and increasing fibre intake. We also consider existing medications and coordinate dietary recommendations with your physician.

Unintentional weight loss and poor appetite can increase the risk of malnutrition, muscle loss and slower recovery. Our dietitians assess nutritional status and develop practical plans using nutrient-dense meals, snacks and fortified foods. Unexplained weight loss is referred for medical assessment before nutritional intervention.

Yes. We provide dietary guidance for digestive concerns such as constipation, bloating and reflux, including gradual increases in fibre and fluids where appropriate. For swallowing difficulties, we adapt meals to the textures recommended by a speech and language therapist and work with carers to maintain adequate nutrition and hydration.

Absolutely. Family members and carers are welcome to attend consultations and support the nutrition plan. Our programmes run for 1, 2 or 3 months, with dietitian reviews every 14 days. Blood tests are conducted before and after the programme, and body composition assessments are included where appropriate. For individuals with pacemakers or implanted devices, weight and limb circumference measurements are used instead.