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After 60, Mobility Is the Key to Your Healthspan

By Brittany Denis April 22, 2020

The medical field of aging is relatively new. It wasn’t until the last century that we saw an exponential increase in human life expectancy and as a result, we’ve only just started to study aging. And there is still a lot of gray area…

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7 Things We Can Do To Protect and Enhance the Aging Brain

By Sixty and Me April 05, 2020

When you concentrate on what you’re thankful for instead of what bothers you, you’re decentering. If things aren’t going well, Dr. Medina advises, simply write down three things that make you grateful…

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4 Amazing Brands that You Can Find Exclusively at QVC

By Margaret Manning April 04, 2020

Ok, I admit it. I LOVE to shop online. Of course, like most of you, I still get out into the real world to window shop and, from time to time, I enjoy browsing through style magazines. But, when the time comes to part with my hard-earned money, I know that I will find the best deals online…

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3 Ways You Can Choose to Modify Your Home So You Can Age in Place

By Cyn Meyer April 01, 2020

While spending more time at home doesn’t seem very exciting at the moment given our pandemic, aging in place is still a popular goal…

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The Importance of Virtual Volunteering in Times When We Can’t Be Physically Present

By Delia Lloyd March 21, 2020

In the wake of the all-consuming Coronavirus, there is plenty of advice floating around for how to keep yourself calm and occupied at home…

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Social Security is a Dead Man Walking: You Need a Plan B!

By Sixty and Me March 21, 2020

Social Security is dead. It just hasn’t stopped twitching. This is the only conclusion that I can come to after reviewing all of the available data and considering the political and social environment that we are likely to face over the next 20-30 years.

In fact, the more I think about Social Security, the more I believe that everyone, from recent retirees to Millennials need to assume that this safety net will disappear, in whole, or in part, within the next few decades. Read More

4 Actions to Take Now to Help Prevent or Reverse Low Bone Density and Osteoporosis

By Sarah Purcell March 17, 2020

I knew I was a poster child for low bone density as a small framed, petite woman, but as a movement and Pilates teacher, I was shocked and embarrassed to discover I had osteoporosis…

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How to Feel Confident Doing Exercise Videos at Home

By Claudine Aherne February 25, 2020

Have you ever searched online for an exercise video? f you want to stay active, feel stronger, improve your balance, feel more flexible or mobile…

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Looking for a New Way to Exercise, Have Fun and Meet People? Become a Pickler!

By Joy Stephenson-Laws February 23, 2020

Even though boomers are known for setting trends, I’m a little embarrassed to admit that I hadn’t heard about pickleball, which arguably has become the hottest sports trend with the over-60 crowd…

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Your One Big Thing: Why It’s Never Too Late to Start Over

By Julia Hubbel February 05, 2020

Sometime this spring, I will be looking at houses along the Pacific Coast, an area I fell in love with in the 1990s. This is the culmination of a long-held dream. But it’s far more than that…

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