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5 Questions You Might Be Asking Yourself at 60 and Why You MUST Answer Them

By Stephanie Brodt July 16, 2021

Many of us constantly live with questions hanging over us – questions concerning our life in general, especially when we transition to the retirement years. Perhaps you feel something is “off”, but you can’t put your finger on it. Do you know what “it” even is?

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An Interview with a Neuroscientist – Ways to Decrease Alzheimer’s Risk

By Pam Lamp July 11, 2021

or the past decade, I’ve had a front-row seat to the devastating effects of Alzheimer’s. The neurodegenerative disease has wreaked havoc on my mother-in-law. And those who love her. According to neuroscientist Dr. Jeanette Norden, Alzheimer’s…

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Hollywood Glam Makeup Tutorial (with Marlene Dietrich’s Famous Look)

By Suzanne Blons July 04, 2021

Marlene Dietrich, known as The Last Goddess by some, was a famous actress and singer from the 1930s through the 1980s. Her films include Morocco, for which she received an Oscar nod, and her personal favorite, The Devil is a Woman…

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Why It’s Time to Flip the Narrative from Independence to Interdependence

By Riley Gibson July 02, 2021

Each July, we Americans dedicate time to celebrating our independence, and perhaps this year more so than others after we’ve endured various stages of isolation and lockdown amid the pandemic. The 4th is a time to revel in the notion…

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Preparing for Financial Life After Your Partner Passes

By Joshua Goulding June 30, 2021

Losing a spouse is one of life’s greatest challenges and an inevitability that many people will face. The ensuing grief from the trauma makes it critically important to have a clear approach towards financial decision making. Losing a spouse poses…

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Hearing Loss Statistics

By Jessica Thomas June 30, 2021

Hearing loss is a problem that affects millions of Americans. Although no group is immune from hearing loss issues – and its associated costs, such as potential depression, anxiety, and a sense of loneliness and isolation – the risks rise as people age. Therefore, hearing loss is particularly prevalent among senior citizens. Below are 30 important […]

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How to Stay in the Zinc “Goldilocks” Zone

By Joy Stephenson-Laws June 29, 2021

Zinc is an amazing nutrient because it plays such a critical role in keeping us healthy. It is technically classified as a “micronutrient” since we need so very little of it. Many older women, for example, only need about 8 milligrams a day. Our bodies cannot…

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Adult Diapers and Pads Aren’t a Business Opportunity – They’re a Tragedy

By Kent Sasse June 28, 2021

If you read the financial press, you may be struck by a barrage of exciting articles about a growth industry that is poised to become a $20 billion market in the near future. Fortune Business Insights, Reuters, and numerous other market outlets are talking…

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Yes, You Can! Skip-Gen Travel for Full-Time Caregivers

By Cynthia Hogg June 27, 2021

Many people assume travel is something you must forego if you are the full-time caregiver for another person. Not so! With a little creativity and willingness to reach out, not only can you take an occasional trip – you must…

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The Pro-Aging Health Benefits of Cocoa and Chocolate

By Anna Lamnari June 24, 2021

How often do healthy foods actually taste good? The answer for me sits somewhere between “not often” and “never.” And then, there is cocoa. Not only is it delicious, cocoa is also packed with anti-aging goodness. No wonder that it has been named…

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