Physical activity often decreases as women get older, but there are more physical and mental health risks in women who are not active. Cycling is a great, low impact form of cardiovascular exercise ideal for those who want to lose some weight or those who want to lift their mood. Here are some of the health benefits associated with cycling that Baby Boomers can take advantage … [Read more...]
How to Train to Remain Healthy Longer in Life
Regular physical activity is famous for promoting good health, reducing the risk of many diseases, and recently – prolonging your life. Some of the most critical minutes of your day are those you spend exercising. Science has shown that an average 65-year-old expects an extra 13 years of a healthy life. The statistics imply that we get to live disability-free until we are 78 … [Read more...]
The Real Reasons Why You Should Drink Coffee in the Morning
Drinking coffee in the morning has become the "go-to" breakfast of many people today. If you are working in a corporate office, or anywhere else outside your home, you certainly know how a cup of coffee has become a part of almost everyone's daily morning routine. Aside from replacing breakfast meals, coffee has been utilized to get even more energized and awake, … [Read more...]
Medical Wearables for Baby Boomer Fitness
Recently, AARP The Magazine did an article on medical wearables which, when you think about it, is a perfect gift for anyone you know over 50. There’s so much new technology being developed to monitor your health and possibly save your life they are worth considering. I've gathered a list of some that I consider being the best. This post was originally published on 12/3/18 and … [Read more...]
How to Prevent a Heart Attack When You’re Over 50
At a women’s networking event I attended, our speaker was Dr. Cathie-Ann Lippman, M.D., a holistic doctor and founder of the Lippman Center for Optimal Health in Beverly Hills. She spoke about how to prevent a heart attack. I thought it was important to share her life-saving tips with as many of you as possible. A heart attack is the number one killer of women over 50 Dr. … [Read more...]
