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Stronger, Longer: The Critical Role of Protein in Aging

Diving into the critical role of protein for mid-life and older men and women, especially those aiming to shed body fat and bolster muscle and bone strength, is like exploring a crucial piece of a puzzle for their overall health. Protein isn’t just a building block for muscles; it’s the foundation of a well-rounded diet […]

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You’re Never Too Old to Benefit from Strength Training

Here’s a gift from the world of science to anyone thinking about whether exercise and aging go together: you’re never too old to benefit from strength training. If you’re afraid to try strength training, or if you think you’re too old or too banged up or too fragile… well, think again. You’re Never Too Old

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Busting the Myth: Exercise and Arthritis

Arthritis, with its joint pain and stiffness, is more than just an occasional discomfort; it’s a significant global health concern, affecting over 350 million people. It’s the number one cause of disability worldwide, often leading to a diminished quality of life. Yet there exists a pervasive myth: that exercise could make arthritis worse. Let’s tackle

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Fitness After Fifty Facts to Fuel Your Fire

When it comes to fitness after fifty, some topics are just timeless and deserve our constant attention. These four subjects are not only relevant but also crucial, whether you’re considering starting a fitness routine or you’re already on your fitness journey. No. 1: The Importance of Muscle If you want to age gracefully, maintain your

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The Scale Deception: Weight Loss Doesn’t Always Equal Fat Loss

  This post will uncover the truth behind the numbers on the scale and help you understand why weight loss alone may not be the best indicator of fat loss. If you’re struggling to lose weight and use a scale to measure your progress, this article is a must-read. I’ll delve into the reasons why

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Embrace the Power of Change

September is a time of change, as temperatures get cooler, days get shorter, and leaves start to fall. So, what can we learn about our healthy habits during this time of year? It’s a great question for everyone, no matter where you are on the fitness spectrum. And what better time to improve your position

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Exercise to Prevent Falls

Falling is a major fear about growing older – and it’s a leading cause of injury and death among mature adults. It’s also a common problem for people who don’t yet consider themselves “old” in the traditional sense. ​ But it is not inevitable. Here are the top five ways to prevent falls, according to

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Take Control of Your Own Health and Fitness

Here’s a “good news, bad news” situation. The good news: More people over 65 are exercising than ever before. The bad news: The percentage of mature adults who are physically active remains low – so low, in fact, that the US government calls it a “public health concern.” I couldn’t agree more. I’m doing everything

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It’s Cheaper to be Healthy Than It Is to be Sick

If you think it’s expensive to eat right and exercise regularly, just consider the cost of being cheap with your health. It’s Cheaper to be Healthy Than It Is to be Sick For example, some people drink so many sodas that eliminating them could save almost $1,000 a year. That’s not a typo. I hear

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