All Entries For senior health
Is Diet the Most Important Factor for Senior Health? Maybe Not.
According to a recent survey, there are consistent habits those seniors who consider themselves in "great" health have in common.
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Regular Exercise Benefits a Senior's Mind and Body
When my grandma stopped walking, both her physical and mental health started to decline. Research validates that regular exercise for seniors has more than just physical benefits.
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Life Lessons from Those Who Have Lived It
Every day I struggle with how to make my life as happy and fulfilling as possible. I try to make the most of the time I have, because I never want to look back with regret.
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You Can Teach an Old Body Fit Tricks
I've assumed that as I age, fitness gains won't come as easily. But according to some new research, my logic might be a little faulty.
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Lifting Weights Isn't Just For the Young
New research is showing that adults who start a regular strength training program can help minimize muscle loss and increase independence as they age.
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In Memoriam: Jack LaLanne
Jack LaLanne, founding father of the fitness movement in the United States, died at home on Sunday at the age of 96, but his legacy lives on...
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Celery Could Help Retain Your Memory
Celery could be an unsung hero for those of us with memory loss worries.
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Diet and Exercise Influence Alzheimer's Disease Risk
The on-going question of how to prevent Alzheimer's disease continues to fuel new investigations. Some specific healthy habits can lower risk. See if your lifestyle measures up.
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You Are Never Too Old to Boost Brain Power with Exercise
Numerous studies have shown the intellectual benefits of exercise for children. But kids aren’t the only ones whose brain power gets a boost from exercise.
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A Grand Opportunity for Alzheimer's Disease
Researchers are looking for older people with early complaints of memory problems to volunteer for a clinical study to examine subtle brain changes.
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Senior Playgrounds Offer New Exercise Options
Who says that playgrounds should be just for kids? London's Hyde Park area is set to open a new outdoor playground specifically geared toward older adults.
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A Younger Look May Mean Living Longer
Have you ever had someone ask your age, and then be shocked at your response? A new study reveals that looking younger may mean you live longer.
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Obtaining Your Family's Medical History: Do You Know Yours?
Knowing your family's medical history may help your doctor be more aware of potential medical issues regarding your own health.
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How Do You Feel about End-of-Life Nutrition and Hydration?
Have you ever thought about artificial hydration or nutrition and if it is right for you?
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Improve Your Balance in 3 Simple Steps
How often do you exercise to improve your balance? Here are some easy ways to add balance training to your workouts without spending more time in the gym.
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