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Can being more flexible help people live longer?
Many studies show the importance of physical activity for overall health, including living longer. With this in mind, researchers from...
Erika Watts


Being More Flexible Could Extend Your Lifespan, According to New Study
Maintaining flexibility might not just stretch your muscles—it might stretch your years. That’s according to an August 2024 study in the...
Sarah Garone


Lemon Water: Health Benefits
As excessive heat continues this summer, it is crucial to hydrate, hydrate, hydrate. While drinking water with lemon is not new, lemon...
Abby Berkowitz


What Are Electrolytes?
There’s more to staying hydrated than just drinking water. Electrolytes are important nutrients that help maintain your body’s fluid...
Dana Angelo White, M.S., R.D., A.T.C.


What Your Body Shape Says About Your Health
One Piece of the Puzzle Your body shape can say quite a bit about your health. But it’s important to remember that it’s just one factor....
Paul Frysh


Working Out When You're Over 50
You Need Exercise Now More Than Ever Let's face it: A 50- or 60-year-old body isn't the same as a 20-year-old one. You won't be able to...
Zilpah Sheikh, MD


Are You Fit for Your Age?
Exercise can’t erase the years, but it can certainly help stave off the effects of aging. In fact, being physically fit is one of the...
Karen Asp


3 Reasons to Go for a Walk Today (That Have Nothing to Do with Your Heart)
Walking doesn’t always get the respect it deserves. Here are some of the unsung benefits that will motivate you to lace up your shoes....
Elizabeth Millard


As you age, balance can become an issue. Here’s what to do.
Although you can slip and fall at any point in life, it’s more common with age. More than 1 out of 4 older adults take a tumble each...
Hallie Levine


How to Listen to Your Body
Red Flags? Your body will often let you know if something suddenly goes drastically wrong. If something feels really off -- like changes...
Paul Frysh


6 exercises that address an often overlooked key to longevity
A strong handshake generally makes a good first impression, but there is more to your grip than conveying confidence and trustworthiness....
Dana Santas, CNN


The Surprising High-Protein Drink That Might Be as Hydrating as Water
If you've ever felt extra-thirsty, even after chugging a tall glass of H2O, you're probably aware that water isn't the only hydrating...
April Benshosan, M.S.


Prime Time: The Best Time to Do Everything
Perfect Timing If you’re gonna do something, do it right -- or at least do it at the right time. A few “hacks” can help you pick the best...
C. Nicole Swiner, MD


Yes, Drinking Too Much Water Is Possible—Here’s How To Know if You’re Overdoing It With the H2O
You can have too much of a good thing, even when that thing is water, which makes up over half of the human body. Because water is such a...
ASHLEY LAURETTA


How much aerobic exercise do you need?
Aerobic exercise is any activity that gets your blood pumping and large muscle groups working. It’s also known as cardiovascular...
Ashley Marcin


The Incredible Power of a Post-Meal Walk
Walking after a meal can blunt the glucose spike that follows eating. Use these strategies to reap the full benefit. It’s natural for...
Jerilyn Covert


Your resting heart rate is a key sign of fitness and longevity. Improve it with 2 types of workouts.
Stop what you're doing — how's your heart? A strong, healthy heart isn't just about keeping up during exercise. Measuring how well your...
Gabby Landsverk


What are 'Blue Zones,' and do they really hold the secrets to a longer life?
Is there a key to living a long and healthy life? A popular answer to this question has looked to so-called Blue Zones, a nonscientific...
Anna Gora


How to exercise from the comfort of your couch
Incorporating more exercise into your life is one of the keys to better health, so it’s understandable that many people resolve every...
Dana Santas, CNN


10 Tips for Boosting Your Stamina After 50, According to a Fitness Expert
There are so many things that change as you age. This includes a decline in muscle mass and strength, how swift you are, and your...
Alexa Mellardo
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