healthy aging

To ensure that we all grow old (and look good doing it), follow these dietary guidelines of what to eat and what not to eat!

It’s no secret that staying lean and physically fit can become a much tougher challenge with age. The good news is that women have some options when it comes to simple physical activities that can help build strength and burn fat and calories. Let’s take a look at some of the best options for women in this list.

We’ve got lots of incredible reasons to go nuts for walnuts! Read all about the health benefits of walnuts here.

Exercises don’t need to be complicated – in fact, most of the upcoming examples could be done while watching TV without the aid of exercise equipment. Healthline.com says those aged 65-and older should get 150-minutes of moderate intensity aerobic activity per week – so here are 12 easy but effective exercises for people in their golden years.

As we age, we tend to forget the importance of making vitamins a central part of our diets. The end result is often less-than-healthy diets that lack the vitamins and mineral our bodies crave, even at middle age. That’s why it’s worthwhile to go through a refresher every now and then — so, what vitamins are the most important and how can you get them in your diet?

For many adults, both young and old, pain is a part of daily life. And while the young can feel pain just as much as their parents and grandparents, the tendency is for people to experience more pain as they age. The good news is that there are a number of relatively simple ways to limit how much of this pain you feel on a daily basis.