Your Daily Grind: New Health Updates On Caffeine And Coffee Consumption
July 29, 2026
For most of us, our daily coffee routine is not optional but rather essential. It would likely take definitive scientific evidence of negative health consequences to get us to reconsider how much coffee we drink. However, there are occasional rumblings in the literature about whether coffee- especially caffeinated coffee- might…
Reverse Course: Reducing Alcohol Consumption Can Reverse Some Damage
June 3, 2026
Existing data seems to show that Americans are drinking less alcohol than they used to. A Gallup survey conducted in 2025 showed declining consumption, which is expected to continue this year. It appears that some people are finally absorbing the messages about the health dangers posed by alcohol, especially as…
The Heart Of The Matter: Exercise Strategies To Support Heart Health
May 27, 2026
By now, you likely know that regular, daily movement is critical for healthy aging. You also likely know that most major health and medical organizations recommend at least 150 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity each week to support healthy aging, including a healthy heart. The American College of Cardiology, among…
Don’t Sit On It: The Negative Health Effects Of Prolonged Sitting
May 20, 2026
So, how many hours would you guess you sit each day? Beyond some obligatory sitting while in the bathroom or eating a meal, are you sitting for much of the rest of the day? Do you plop down to watch your television or sit at your computer for hours at…
A Pinch Of Salt: The Lower Your Salt Intake, The Healthier You Age
April 29, 2026
So maybe you have high blood pressure, and your cardiologist has told you to reduce your salt intake. And while cooking at home, you limit your added salt and substitute other spices to flavor your food. But do you read the packaging on the prepared or processed foods you purchase?…
Brain Food: More Evidence That What You Eat Affects Your Brain Health
March 25, 2026
By now, you know there’s a direct connection between the food that you eat and the state of your health as an older adult. Numerous studies and clinical insights have underscored the importance of food type, quality, and variety to give your body and brain the essential nutrients necessary to…