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Why Not You? Why Not Now?

By Julia Hubbel July 29, 2021

After I signed my life away on the waiver, which tells you that you can die, of course you can, I leapt into this class with the same abandon as I do most new sports. Look, I’m about as graceful as a drunken camel. What I do have, which gets me through…

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You Say You’re Too Old? Wally Funk Shows Us It’s Never Too Late

By Rosemary Cass July 21, 2021

On July 20, 2021, Wally Funk became the oldest person to fly to space – 60 years after being denied that right because she was a woman. Finally realizing her dream at age 82, she is proof that it is never too late. At a time when it was unheard of…

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What Women Should Know About Their Pelvic Floor as They Age

By Aleece Fosnight July 17, 2021

As women age, we experience numerous changes throughout our bodies. With hormones beginning to fluctuate, decreasing estrogen levels and muscles that aren’t as active as they once were, we are sent on a path to navigate our bodies…

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Healthy Eating Mystery: What Are You REALLY Craving… and Why?

By Karen Donaldson July 16, 2021

To say that our relationship with food is complex is an understatement, especially when it comes to weight loss. If it was easy, I would put on my dietitian hat and tell you how many carbs, proteins and fats you should be eating…

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My Darling Body – Why I Love You More at 60! 5 Fabulous Body Love Tips to Help You Age with Confidence

By Astrid Longhurst July 15, 2021

At 60, there’s a blessing in my bones, a glow in my heart and a radiance in my thinking. My body has settled from all of the experiences of the past and wraps herself around me like a beloved friend. And indeed, she is. We have been through so much…

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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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7 Small Steps to a Happier, Healthier Life After 60

By Debbie Hensleigh July 10, 2021

Do you feel like you need a life-lift? Do you think that if a few things in your life would change you’d face each day with more hope and joy? It does seem that after 60 some changes happen fast – like aches and sagging skin and the development of cataracts…

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10 Ways Older Women Can Get Their Glow Back to Look Their Best (VIDEO)

By Elise Marquam-Jahns July 08, 2021

Getting our glow back translates into looking our best because we look healthier, more radiant and let’s be honest, more youthful. Fortunately, that beautiful, fresh, radiant glow we had when we were younger is something we can recreate thanks…

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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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10 Sports Tips from an Icon: Kathrine Switzer

By Mary Lou Harris June 26, 2021

Back in 1967, when I would do no more than a jog around the park to enjoy the summer days, Kathrine Switzer was training for a marathon that would change the future of running for women. Against the wishes of Boston Marathon officials…

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