Wellness
You and Your Dog – Active Together
Walking the dog helps your dog stay healthy, but it can be good for your health, too, especially if you pick up the pace a
Will Empty Spaces Effect Your Aging?
I was working with a client not long ago who afforded me one of those “epiphany” moments. We were diligently rearranging her kitchen because she
The Best Diet for the Inflammation of Aging
One of the most recognized consequences of aging is a decline in immune function, illustrated by vulnerability to dying from the flu and poor response
Slowing Down The Clock
“What’s going on here?” Ronald Glass, a forty year-old businessman who weighs the same as he did in college, is understandably irritated as he tries on a new pair
Sleep and Memory
Dr. Winningham’s post features excerpts of Chapter 9, “Sleep and Memory” from his book,”Train Your Brain: How to Maximize Memory and Ability in Older Adulthood” Baywood Publishing Company, Inc. Insomnia
Q & A with Bill Gifford, Author of “Spring Chicken, Stay Young Forever (Or Die Trying)”
What inspired you to write about aging and the research surrounding it? I started thinking about the subject as I entered my 40s and realized
Projects That Research Aging Focus On The Same-old, Same-old
The more tech is commercialized, the more researchers ignore it. It’s so interesting and fun to read about research that is going to help seniors,
Oh, To Be Young Again…Not
Oh, to be young again…Really? Recently, a friend sent me letters I had written to her during our first year in college. In one letter,
Inflammation and Ice
Let’s examine the claim that ice reduces inflammation. This is a critical point for everyone to understand – so much so that I have dedicated
Graceful Aging
Good design helps us age gracefully. I use drug store reading glasses when the light is low, the type is small or the print to
Diabetes and Alzheimer’s Disease
Is Diabetes linked to Alzheimer’s disease? The number of older adults with Alzheimer’s disease and diabetes are both increasing in the United States (US). Currently,
Accepting Limits
“I will not be defined by Parkinson’s.” I have heard and used some form of this statement more times than I can recall over the
5 Healthy Snacks You Are Having Too Much Of
Healthy dieting doesn’t just mean healthy choices. It means having those healthy choices in healthy serving sizes. In the last few years, healthy snacking has
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