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9 Herbs and Spices that Can Add Excitement to Your Life After 60

By Joy Stephenson-Laws January 04, 2019

I recently came across a quote which stated that “aging can be fun if you lay back and enjoy it.” I thought about it for a while and concluded how wrong this thinking is. Read More

Which of These 6 Fitness Trends Is Right for You?

By Jessica Hegg March 08, 2018

Finding motivation to exercise every single day can be an exercise in itself. Scheduling the time, changing into workout clothes, getting to the gym, showering… The thought alone can make you break a sweat. Read More

Taking Care of Your Elderly Parent in a Natural Disaster

By Christy Turner October 02, 2017

Watching live news coverage of Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria filled me with dread. My mind wandered back to Hurricane Katrina. Important changes in disaster preparedness were adopted across the United States for skilled nursing facilities in the aftermath of Katrina. Read More

How to Strengthen Your Immune System and Protect Yourself Against Sepsis

By Joy Stephenson-Laws June 18, 2017

I was both shocked and saddened when a friend’s mother recently passed after developing sepsis from a urinary tract infection – a common and treatable bacterial infection. Read More

The Truth About Lewy Body Dementia: Separating Fact from Fiction

By Margaret Manning January 19, 2017

Dementia is largely a mysterious disease. What do we really know about it and its different branches? Join us in conversation with Lori La Bey who talks about the symptoms of Lewy Body Dementia. Enjoy the show! Read More

Delicious Cacao and Coconut Booster Balls Recipe

By Jayne Avery January 13, 2017

How many of you have decided that enough is enough and will now cut down on sweet things post-Christmas? Just before the festivities I thought about sending a memo to my body:

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Elder Orphans: Tough Questions Answered

By Carol Marak March 12, 2016

Most of us worry who will care for us, how to pay for living and medical expenses, how to manage chronic illnesses and how to remain connected and avoid isolation. In a recent post, I promised to ask Dr. Maria Carney, the elder orphans research lead, issues that bother readers most about aging alone…

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Is Throwing Out the Salt Shaker Good or Bad for Healthy Aging?

By Barbara Klein February 06, 2016

I like salty foods. I realize that this is not considered an especially smart thing to admit to these days. Nevertheless it’s true. I like salt. Sweets are good too, but, it wouldn’t be devastating for me to cut back drastically. Well… maybe not “drastically,” since I already try to avoid too much sugar. But, when it comes to salt, like many people, I need to work on my restraint. Read More