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10 Best Layered Hairstyles for Older Women

By Sandra Roussy September 01, 2022

Thinking of adding layers to your hair? Looking for new inspiration for your hairstyle? Have you had the same style for years? Maybe it’s time to try something new and different…

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3 Top Exercises for Osteoporosis (And 1 You Should Never Do!)

By Joan Craig July 12, 2022

Do you worry that you’re not doing enough exercise – or the right kinds? Are you concerned about getting hurt if you exercise incorrectly? Wondering what really works to build your bones?

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4 Tips for Strong and Healthy Hips Over 55

By Aubrey Reinmiller June 13, 2022

As we age, keeping our hips strong and healthy is important for so many activities in our daily life – from sitting, standing, walking, bending, and getting up and down from the floor as well as for activities we enjoy like cycling, kayaking, golf, gardening, and more…

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9 Easy Ways to Transform Your Fitness Routine After 60

By Karen Matthews June 05, 2022

Are you an exercise cheater? I know I am. Given the chance, I always opt for the easier-exercise way out – whether intentionally or not. I just tend to want to get it over with quickly. When I do sit-ups or some other exercise…

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Need Balance in Your Life? Check Your Wellness Wheel!

By Kay Van Norman May 17, 2022

To draw your wellness wheel start with six pages, each having one dimension at the top and a vertical line down the middle with Deposits on one side and Withdrawals on the other. Using the brief overviews below, list “deposits” supporting well-being…

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Have Osteoporosis? Strengthen Your Bones with These Exercises

By Elaine Economou May 14, 2022

Maintaining healthy bones is a lifelong endeavor, and it’s never too early or late to get started. When it comes to dealing with osteoporosis or osteopenia, keep this simple mantra in mind: Move more, not less…

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10 Things You Can Do to Keep Your Bones Healthy and Strong After 60 (Recipes)

By Leanne Ely April 06, 2022

“I’ve fallen and I can’t get up!” Remember that famous line? It was in a TV commercial years ago, and though it has since been used in countless stories, jokes, and memes, it still relates to a serious issue…

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Unpacking Your Limiting Beliefs

By Joanie Marx January 16, 2022

When you are packing for a trip that requires you to fly somewhere, you wouldn’t put anything hazardous in your luggage that could get you detained or arrested at the airport. You are also mindful of how much your luggage weighs…

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How Knowing Your Insulin Levels Can Help You Prevent More than Diabetes After 60

By Joy Stephenson-Laws January 06, 2022

As boomers, we’re used to having our blood glucose levels measured during our annual physicals. After all, our risk for developing diabetes increases with age. Many of us now know our A1C levels as well as our cholesterol, iron and…

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5 Squat Alternatives for Weak Knees (That You Can Do at Home)

By Robert Turp December 21, 2021

I know the feeling… you’re filled with motivation to start exercising again but soon discover every popular workout seems to include so much squatting, jumping and other high impact exercises. If you’ve got weak knees, there’s no getting around…

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