Being able to cut our risk of Dementia is important. Too many seniors have their lives, or lives of spouse or friends, slowly disintegrate because of dementia. But studies* are starting to show that you can cut your risk by implementing 7 healthy habits and lifestyle factors. Here they are: 1. Being active; 2. Eating […]
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Want some advice on what to eat for a long life? You’d want to talk to the folks who are the world’s longest-lived people, right? So you’d get input from the people of Japan, home to some of the world’s longest living people. According to Japanese nutritionist, Asako Miyashita, to stay healthy and live longer,
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Older workers are the key to keeping the economy afloat, according to Yahoo Finance. While the American economy remains strained by a worker shortage, employers may need to turn to older hires — or try to retain their aging employees — to fill in the gaps. This is good news for those of us who
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Here’s a fun take on the Rat Race to “success” or whatever you want to call making lots of money (which isn’t always a good measure for success in the first place). It’s a good idea to check your values when you check your bank account, and see how your’re doing with the other elements
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Sometimes you gotta see the humor in life. Our friends in Japan have created an eraser that looks like a businessman going bald. Kinda funny… or not. Find out more.
Ben Franklin made the phrase famous: “healthy, wealthy, and wise.” It was in his Poor Richard’s Almanack back in the 1730s, and it’s a pretty good target to aim for even today. Apparently, good old Ben had a plan he activated to follow that value. And look where it got him. So how about you
