A Daily Dose: Will A Daily Multivitamin Slow Down Your Biological Aging?
March 18, 2026
So what’s in your pill box? Do you take a host of medications, supplements, and vitamins every day? The data show that 70% of adults aged 65 and older take a multivitamin or other type of supplement regularly, and that more than $12 billion per year is spent on these…
Fixated On A Long Life: How Important Is Longevity To You?
March 18, 2026
Is your goal at this stage of life to live as long as possible, or to live as well as you can, for as long as you are able? To a certain extent, that’s the life span versus health span debate. Across the globe, there’s a discrepancy in the number…
Considering Collagen? A New Study Finds Some Skin And Joint Benefits
March 4, 2026
It’s been a while since we considered the health benefits- especially the benefits to your aging skin- of taking collagen supplements. While it’s very clear that the collagen your body produces as a younger person helps maintain your skin structure and elasticity, what’s been less clear is whether collagen supplements…
A Safe Bet: Vaccines Are Essential For Healthy Aging
February 4, 2026
We are still knee deep in the winter viral season, and flu activity, along with RSV and COVID, continues to remain problematic, and in some states, the number of cases is still rising. However, despite the vulnerability of older adults to the ravages of these diseases, the vaccination rates for…
A Heady Brew: The Ever-Expanding Health Benefits Of Coffee
January 14, 2026
So how much are you paying for coffee these days? According to CNBC, the cost of coffee has gone up dramatically in recent years, and Consumer Reports notes that the price jumped 19% in 2025. Almost makes you wonder whether it’s worth drinking at this point- though for many, giving…
Is Your “D” Dipping? Why You Should Pay Attention To Your Vitamin D Levels
December 3, 2025
You likely know that Vitamin D is an important nutrient for keeping your bones strong (you need Vitamin D to absorb calcium) and that for many, the biggest source of Vitamin D is from UV rays from the sun absorbed through your skin, or through such fortified foods as milk…