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“Fall Proof” Your Home
According to the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, accidental falls are the leading cause of injury and death for adults age 65 and older. Each year, 1 in 3 retirees, about 11 million people, experience a fall, and 60% of these incidents happen inside the home. For many, the goal is to remain […]
Daily Wellness Strategies for Long-term Health
Long-term health comes from consistent daily habits, not drastic changes. These core strategies will help keep your body strong, mind sharp, and mood steady. These small, steady habits compound over time. Start with one or two today — your future self will thank you.
Understanding the Difference Between Healthy and Unhealthy Fats
Despite the bad reputation fat sometimes gets, our bodies need it to function properly. Fat is found in foods ranging from dairy and meats to nuts, oils, and certain packaged products. It’s more than just a calorie source—it fuels our bodies, supports vitamin absorption, and plays a key role in growth and overall health. A […]
September is National Cholesterol Month: Time to Check Your Heart Health
September isn’t just about back-to-school season and cooler weather—it’s also National Cholesterol Month, a reminder to check in on one of the most important numbers for your health. High cholesterol often doesn’t show symptoms, which is why it’s known as a “silent” health risk. Left unchecked, it can clog arteries and raise your risk of […]
Can Fruits and Veggies Prevent Type 2 Diabetes?
Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes, occurring when the body doesn’t use insulin effectively. While some people can manage their blood sugar with healthy eating and regular exercise, others may need medication or insulin to keep it in check. One of the most important parts of managing — and even preventing […]
Stress & Seniors: Understanding the Impact
Life’s later chapters bring both cherished moments and challenging transitions. While retirement ideally brings rest and connection, older adults often face stressors unique to this life stage. A Statista survey reveals that 44 % of adults aged 50–80 experienced significant stress within the past two weeks, highlighting how common and persistent stress is among seniors. Understanding […]
Exploring the Link Between Diabetes and Alzheimer’s Disease
In recent years, researchers have been investigating a possible connection between diabetes, particularly type 2 diabetes (T2D), and Alzheimer’s disease. One theory that’s gained attention suggests that insulin resistance in the brain might play a role in triggering Alzheimer’s. While this idea is intriguing and grounded in some scientific evidence, it’s important to note that […]
A Look Back: The History and Importance of Summer Sun Safety Month
As the days get longer and warmer, many of us flock outdoors to soak up the summer sun. But while sunshine brings fun and essential vitamin D, it also comes with risks. That’s why Summer Sun Safety Month, observed every August, serves as a vital reminder to protect ourselves from the harmful effects of too […]
Solutions for Your Arthritis Pain?
Research continues to show that a majority of retirees continue to believe that there is nothing health care practitioners can do about their arthritis pain – especially when arthritis affects their hands. Arthritis can be tough to manage, but if arthritis in your hands is slowing you down, we encourage you to check with a […]
Can A Midday Nap Help Lower Blood Pressure?
A study presented at the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Congress suggests that incorporating a midday nap into your routine may contribute to better blood pressure control. The research indicates that individuals who took a 60-minute nap after lunch experienced an average reduction of 6 mmHg in their systolic blood pressure compared to those who […]
