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Live Online Webinar: The End of Low-Fat? What the New Food Pyramid Means for 50+

Posted on Thursday, February 19, 2026
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AMAC to Host Free Webinar on the New U.S. Food Pyramid: What Adults Over 50 Need to Know
Virtual Event on Thursday, February 26 at 2:00 p.m. ET

The Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC) will present a free educational webinar titled โ€œThe New Food Pyramid Changes Everything: What Adults Over 50 Need to Knowโ€ on Thursday, February 26, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time. This virtual event is open to the public and will be hosted online.

In this timely webinar, AMAC experts will break down the newly updated U.S. Dietary Guidelines for Americans and the redesigned โ€œfood pyramidโ€ graphic โ€” a major shift in federal nutrition guidance that affects how adults over 50 think about eating for health and longevity. The session will explain why decades of โ€œlow-fat, high-carbโ€ advice has fallen out of favor and why prioritizing protein, healthy fats, and real foods matters more than ever as we age.

Participants will learn:

  • How the new food pyramid reflects updated dietary science and how it differs from previous models.
  • Practical, actionable nutrition strategies that adults 50+ can start using right away to support energy, weight management, joint health, and metabolic wellbeing.
  • Why protein โ€” including sources like collagen โ€” plays a foundational role in healthy aging.

The webinar will include a detailed overview of the new dietary recommendations followed by a live Q&A, allowing attendees to get expert insights tailored to their questions.

Featured Presenters:

  • Melanie Griffin (Presenter)
  • Elijah Magrane, Director of Product Development at NativePath โ€” bringing more than 25 years of expertise in nutrition and food science.

Registration: Free and open to all. Interested individuals can register now below:

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Good Dog
Good Dog
4 months ago

So much of our food is processed , that in itself is unhealthy .

GMA
GMA
4 months ago

Common Sense is to eat what is healthy for the body. Being thin has to have guidelines. Exaggerated thinness is for fashion and not health.

Tina
Tina
4 months ago

The webinar was really informative and there were so many questions that they werenโ€™t able to answer all of them so might send out something later with those answers. It was recorded and will be made available in the near future.

Linda
Linda
4 months ago

Will this be available later since I will not be available to watch live?

Deborah
Deborah
4 months ago

Check out this AMAC post: Live Online Webinar: The End of Low-Fat? What the New Food Pyramid Means for 50 — https://amac.us/app-link?link=amac:///article/636246

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