Are You Listening? Podcast Recommendations For Entertainment & Enlightenment
May 13, 2026
Whether you listen while doing chores or relax on the couch with headphones and a comfy blanket, podcast listening has become an enjoyable and educational experience for so many of us these days. According to a recent report from Pew, a little over half of US adults state they’ve listened…
Trim The Fat: Cut Your Visceral Fat For Healthier Physical & Cognitive Aging
May 13, 2026
While it’s not unhealthy for you to have body fat- in fact, it’s necessary for your survival- too much fat, especially visceral fat, is linked to serious health conditions as you get older, including diabetes, cardiovascular disease, fatty liver disease, and even multiple cancer types. Most of the fat on…
Slow And Steady Wins The Race: Your Muscles May Benefit From Eccentric Exercise
May 6, 2026
There’s no doubt that if you’re looking for a magical anti-aging elixir, exercise can be one of your primary sources. Whether cardio or strength training (or ideally both), your body and brain will age better when they receive a regular boost from exercise. In fact, as a recent post in…
Do You Need Something Extra? Working Your Way Through The Maze of Supplements
May 6, 2026
There’s a lot of noise out there these days about what constitutes healthy eating, what nutritional guidelines you should follow, and when, if ever, nutritional supplements should be considered to support your healthy aging. While we have regularly addressed the benefits and risks of nutritional supplements, it’s important to review…
Balance Your Body: Better Balance For Fewer Falls
April 29, 2026
You might think that with the nicer weather and you being out and about more, your risk of falling and injuring yourself is less than in the cold and icy winter months. Certainly, more walking and physical activity are good for strengthening your leg and foot muscles. But it’s just…
A Pinch Of Salt: The Lower Your Salt Intake, The Healthier You Age
April 29, 2026
So maybe you have high blood pressure, and your cardiologist has told you to reduce your salt intake. And while cooking at home, you limit your added salt and substitute other spices to flavor your food. But do you read the packaging on the prepared or processed foods you purchase?…