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Understanding Inflammation — Spot It, Treat It, Prevent It
You may have heard about inflammation, but you might not understand what it is. And that’s because the concept can be confusing....
Maria Masters


A personal trainer says one of the best things you can do to improve your balance is to add variety to your walks
We all get into routines, and you may find yourself hitting your step goal in the same way every day by going about your business, on...
Baltazar Villanueva


8 Simple Ways to Move More Throughout the Day (No Workout Required)
We can't all be ER nurses, dog walkers, or lumberjacks. Which means that, for many of us, working some movement into our day—beyond the...
Lisa Milbrand


THE LINK BETWEEN LEG STRENGTH, HEALTHY AGING, AND LONGEVITY
Leg strength is far more than just a sign of physical fitness; it is a critical marker of healthy aging, independence, and even life...
Dr. Shilpy Bhandari


How to naturally boost testosterone
Testosterone therapy and testosterone supplements are often hyped as the ultimate cure to the reduced sexual desire common in aging men....
Mayo Clinic Staff


6 Ways to Move More During the Day When You Don’t Have Time to Work Out, According to Fitness Experts
You want to exercise regularly. You even crave it, knowing how good you’ll feel afterward and how it will benefit your long-term health....
Beth Krietsch


9 benefits of stretching
Historical evidence suggests that people have practiced stretching for thousands of years — especially warriors, who would stretch...
Caitlin Geng


If Walking Is the Only Exercise You Do, Is That Enough to Stay Healthy?
Working from home means Americans are more sedentary than ever. All that time spent sitting down can have repercussions, from heart...
Alyssa Hui-Anderson


Fast walking is a key to longevity, research shows
Too busy to go to the gym? Don’t worry — you can stay healthy by incorporating at least 15 minutes of fast walking into your everyday...
Gina Park


Tips to Keep Joints Healthy
Stay in Motion It's the golden rule of joint health: The more you move, the less stiffness you'll have. Whether you're reading, working,...
Brunilda Nazario, MD


How to Engage Your Core While Sitting
Think you have to hit the mat or gym to work your core? Think again. Whether you’re reading a book, riding in a car, or catching up on...
SilverSneakers


8 Great Reasons to Walk More
Ready to get walking again? Doing so can be crucial for your health, not to mention helping you to take off the weight you put on during...
Barbara Stepko, AARP


8 Foods to Protect Your Muscles as You Age
Muscle mass and strength naturally decline with age, but there are things you can do to protect and maintain your muscles. A healthy diet...
Kristen Fischer, AARP


Don’t get overwhelmed by 10,000 steps. Here’s how many you may really need
Does the popular activity benchmark of walking 10,000 steps a day feel like too distant of a goal? Don’t worry, you can get health...
Madeline Holcombe


Moving More Could Add Years to Your Life—and It's Not Too Late to Start, New Study Suggests
Let’s face it. Some weeks, picking kids or grocery bags up from the floor is about as close as we’re going to get to doing squats—or any...
Carrie Myers, M.S.


1 Simple Walking Trick That Improves Mobility and Brain Health
If you only move forward when walking, you're missing out on the pretty impressive benefits that come with simply reversing course. Yes,...
Stephanie Mansour


9 Fruits With the Most Electrolytes, According to Dietitians
Fruit has more than the power to hydrate on hot summer days. It can also deliver electrolytes — minerals that are critical for the body...
A. Pawlowski


9 Common Warning Signs of Poor Blood Circulation
Poor circulation, or peripheral artery disease (PAD), typically results from plaque buildup in the arteries. Over time, this buildup can...
Pamela Assid, DNP, RN


I Ate Yogurt Every Day for a Week and This Is What Happened to My Body
I have always been a yogurt lover. It’s a versatile, creamy delight that anchors breakfast, boosts smoothies, and even serves as a...
Lauren Manaker, M.S., R.D.N., L.D.


Your Favorite Childhood Pastime Could Help You Live Longer, New Study Says
In America, we primarily rely on cars to get around. But that’s not the case in other parts of the world, including Europe and Japan,...
Elizabeth Yuko
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