healthy aging
So, what exactly is “active aging.” It can mean different things depending on the subject matter at hand, but overall, active aging is how we can feel our best with each passing year by focusing on the activities that keep our bodies and our minds equipped for life.
Did you know that the secret to healthy cellular aging could be hiding in your diet?” Learn about the groundbreaking study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology that reveals the benefits of a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, and how avoiding added sugars, sodium, and processed meats can promote youthful cells.
Exercise has many health benefits and it may even slow the aging process and help you stay fitter and more functional as the years go by. Here are five scientifically-backed ways exercise might slow aging.
Staying physically fit is the key to healthy aging but there’s more than one aspect to staying youthful and fit. In fact, there are four. Here’s what you need to know.
Aging is something most people worry about to some degree. Most people think they’re old when they reach a certain chronological age, but a new study shows why the age on your birth certificate doesn’t always mean what you think it does. What counts is your biological age. Find out why.
Exercise has multiple health benefits. Recently, researchers made a new discovery – how a compound released by muscle cells during exercise may protect cells against death, thereby prolonging life. Find out more about a link between exercise, healthy aging and longevity.
What causes us to age and develop common age-related diseases like type 2 diabetes, heart disease and dementia? Some experts believe inflammation is a factor. A new study looking at the role of inflammation in aging came to some interesting conclusions. Find out what they are and the role diet and exercise play in keeping low-grade inflammation in check.
