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Is healthy aging important to you? Are you interested in losing weight after 60? Let's explore how fitness and gentle yoga for seniors can help!

19 hours ago

Don’t Make These Mistakes When You Exercise at Home!

Over the years, I’ve supported hundreds of people to exercise safely and successfully at home. I’ve seen the most common mistakes and helped them get past these and set themselves up for success with home exercise…

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3 days ago

Is Your Anxiety on Overload?

Do you feel like your mind never stops racing? Maybe you’re exhausted from worrying… yet you can’t sleep. Your body feels tense, your thoughts won’t slow down, and no matter how hard you try, you just can’t seem to relax. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone.

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4 days ago

Did You Know You Can Freeze the Whole Lemon – and Eat It Too?

I know. It sounds a little unconventional. But yes – I freeze my lemons whole. And I use every single part of them. I have a confession to make. For years, all I knew was to zest a little, cut the lemon in half, squeeze out the juice, and toss the rest into the garburator without a second thought. Half the lemon – gone. Every time…

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5 days ago

The Grocery Store Completely Changed After I Turned 60 (RECIPE)

I turned 60 on July 7. I did not wake up that morning suddenly craving kale, although I like kale. There was no magical transformation in aisle seven. I didn’t swear allegiance to broccoli, or suddenly start examining avocados with the wisdom that apparently comes with six decades of life. But turning 60 did make me realize something.

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7 days ago

Still Tired After 60? Your Blood Work May Have Answered the Wrong Question

I recently had my annual physical and after all these years, I started to detect a rhythm. I fast overnight, get weighed, roll up a sleeve, then wait. Usually, the answer arrives as one line in the portal. All results within normal limits. That is good news and I take it as such. But there are times when I read that line and something in me does…

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1 week ago

I Need a New Shoulder, Part II

Last month, I shared news of my scheduled reverse shoulder replacement surgery. The damage in my right (dominant) shoulder joint had driven me to multiple courses of physical therapy, corticosteroid injections, and an experimental procedure. I coped with daily pain, but my limitations overwhelmed me…

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2 weeks ago

How to Re-Boot Your Well-Being After a Health Set-Back in the 7th Decade

One of the best pieces of advice I can offer to support lifelong health is, “don’t let a health set-back become a new health set-point.” Healthy habits aren’t just a one-time choice. They’re a series of small choices made day after day, week after week…

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2 weeks ago

Osteoporosis: 3 Natural Ways for Better Bone Health

When I received the results of my recent bone scan it wasn’t good news. I’ve always been physically active, but I am slightly built, a major risk factor for osteoporosis. While drugs are effective for some, side effects are severe for others…

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2 weeks ago

Why Every Woman with a Medicare Advantage HMO Plan Needs to Call Their Insurance Company Before Seeing a Specialist

Sue had recently retired and was enjoying the freedom that came with having more time for herself and her family. One morning after a swim, Sue noticed a suspicious dark spot on her shoulder that she had never noticed before. Her husband encouraged her to have it checked, so she made an appointment with her primary care provider (PCP)…

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2 weeks ago

Cognitive Screenings and the Role of the Hearing Healthcare Provider

A healthy brain means a healthy you! You already know that your brain is your greatest asset – it helps you get through every day, make good decisions, and keeps you healthy. Having a healthy brain as you age is not something…

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