Sleep ‘Resets’ Brain Connections Crucial for Memory
Research suggests that sleep plays an important role in memory; both before and after learning a new task. What’s more, poor sleep affects mood, motivation,
Olivia Harrison
8 Foods to Reverse Inflammation and Chronic Diseases
Doctors are learning that one of the best ways to quell inflammation lies not in the medicine cabinet, but in the refrigerator. We all know
Short Workouts: Guide to 4 Minute Interval Training
Sparked by an age-old quest for the most efficient exercise regime comes new research that indicates that your workout may require less time than previously thought. Swallow your too-busy-for-exercise excuses and read up on some research that supports the benefits of high intensity interval training (HIIT).
The Ageless Beauty Guide: Younger Skin Starts Here
A woman’s complexion is linked with her feelings of self-confidence and it’s the “face” she shows to the world. It’s no wonder women spend so
5 Ways to Build Balance and Prevent Devastating Falls
Have you ever lost your step on a slippery sidewalk, flinging your arms in the air and sending your heart racing? Unfortunately, balance issues intensify
Why fasting bolsters brain power
There’s been much in the media recently regarding the health benefits of intermittent fasting. While it may not be for everyone, it could just be
Top 10 Anti-Aging Foods
From consuming piles of kale to exhausting exercise, many folks believe all healthy aging measures are decidedly unpleasant. But what if simply eating an array of flavorful, nutrient rich foods could fight the effects of time? Here are 10 foods that will get you started on the road to healthy aging. And we are betting that your taste buds will approve, as well!
4 Tips for Preventing Alzheimer’s Disease
More than 5 million Americans are currently living with Alzheimer’s disease, and one-third of American seniors die with the disease or another form of dementia. However, now there is real hope…
4 Daily Practices That Are Bad for Your Heart
Smoking and obesity are two of the top habits that put us at higher risk for heart attacks. But did you know that there are other common behaviors that are harmful to your heart? Browse this list of heart-risky behaviors to see if you need to kick these habits … your heart will thank you!
Fear of Falling: 4 Danger Zones to Avoid
According to AARP, one in three adults of the age of 65 fall every year; with many sustaining serious injuries such as a broken hip or head trauma. Indeed, a bad fall can be a lifestyle game changer. Sadly, every year, more than 2.5 million older adults are treated for fall-related injuries in emergency departments, and upwards of 734,000 are hospitalized.