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    Climb Higher: Stair Climbing Meets Your Aerobic And Strength Training Needs

    We’ve previously cited expert advice about the value of stair climbing as a way to sneak in exercise without really trying. Now comes new research presented at the 2024 European Preventive Cardiology Conference that provides further evidence of the value of stair climbing, as a way to lower your risk…

    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…

    Shelby Kirillin, An end-of-life doula based in Richmond, Virginia

    “We labor into life and we labor out of life. All of us are born with life and death walking next to us.”

    Longer And Better: Expert Advice On Living A Longer, Healthier Life

    It’s perhaps one of the most existential issues of our time: While so many of us are living longer than those who came before us, of what value is that longer life if it’s not accompanied by good health? Do you really want to live a longer life if your…

    Your Move: Why Physical Exercise May Reverse The Aging Process

    In many previous posts, we’ve extolled the virtues of exercise and physical movement as essential for healthy aging. From ongoing research, we know that physical activity is necessary for keeping your body physically functioning and your brain cognitively strong and intact well into your later years. What we’ve learned from…

    Low Impact, High Outcome: How To Tailor Your Exercise To Your Abilities

    While you may know in your mind that it’s important to keep moving and exercise as you get older (especially as you get older!), it’s clear that many of us are not following through on this. Data show that in the US, only a little over 50% of adults meet…