Successful Aging Exercise Tips for Seniors

We can't help getting older, but we can age successfully. The more active, healthy, and fit you are now, the better you will feel as you get older.

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Sunday, February 28, 2021

Special: Age Well

FEATURED What Happens to Fitness as We Age? We can't help getting older, but we can age successfully. The more active, healthy, and fit you are now, the better you will feel as you get older. READ MORE

QUIZ Various Teas and Their Benefits Learn about tea, types of teas, and the benefits of drinking tea. Is drinking a few cups of tea every day good for health? Read more...

SLIDESHOW Myths and Facts About Depression Depression affects one in six people at some point in their lives. Learn about the surprising symptoms and many ways to... Read more...

ARTICLE Alzheimer's Symptoms to Look Out For Learn to spot these seven stages and symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. Find out what to expect from the different... Read more...

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What Urine Says About Health

Every time you urinate, your body is doing some pretty amazing things. Do you know why you pee? And do you know what your urine is made of?

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FEATURED What Urine Says About Your Health Every time you urinate, your body is doing some pretty amazing things. Do you know why you pee? And do you know what your urine is made of? READ MORE

QUIZ Which Drinks Have the Most Calories? With so many drinks and beverages being so high in calories, you may just want to opt for water instead. Read more...

SLIDESHOW What's Inside Your Drinking Water? Because we depend on drinking water, it is important to know what's actually in there. Read more...

ARTICLE What Differentiates Alcohol Abuse From Alcoholism? Both alcohol abuse and alcoholism are included in the alcohol use disorder diagnosis. Read more...

SLIDESHOW How Water Benefits the Body Can sipping cold water increase your metabolism and help you lose weight? Read more... SLIDESHOW Foods That Help You Sleep The foods you choose to eat, how much you eat, and when, all can affect your sleep. Read more... SLIDESHOW Juice Wars: The Best and Worst Although the best kinds of juice give you some nutrients, the worst are hardly... Read more...

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