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    Better Eating For Better Brain Health: An Interview with Dr. Annie Fenn, Physician, Chef, And Author Of Brain Health Kitchen

    If you’re an agebuzz reader, you likely understand the direct connection between what you eat and how well you’re aging– especially how your brain functions. While you likely have a sense of a healthy diet, there is a science behind the nutrition available from specific foods and the aging of…

    Wabi-Sabi: How A Japanese Aesthetic Can Help You Grow Older Gracefully By Renee Langmuir

    By Renee Langmuir   Every morning, as part of my spiritual practice, I read from three books. Two volumes are daily inspirations based on Taoist philosophy by Deng Ming-Dao. As soon as I come to the end of each book, I start over, because the readings always seem fresh and…

    Homage To A Tree By Louise Applebome

    By Louise Applebome   Sadly, violent storms have wreaked havoc on towns and communities across this country in recent months and years. My hometown of Dallas was in the crossfire on May 28, when strong winds and rain blew through. Emergency alerts on cell phones urged residents to take shelter…

    All By Myself: Loneliness And Its Impact On Physical and Cognitive Health

    It’s no surprise that older individuals often feel lonely, as close family and friends become distant or have passed away, and as illness and disability make it harder to connect and gather. We’ve covered this topic on many previous occasions but it’s still jarring to read new research that confirms…

    Vincent van Gogh, World-renowned 19th-century Dutch Post-Impressionist painter

    “To do good work one must eat well, be well housed, have one’s fling from time to time…and drink one’s coffee in peace.”

    The Rookie Retiree By Renee Langmuir: Seven Years Of Retirement: Invaluable Lessons Learned

    By Renee Langmuir   There are many explanations for why time seems to speed up as we age. Common theories suggest that as we age, each year is a smaller fraction of our total time in this world. Also, unique experiences slow down time, and we do not have as…