New Study Finds Physical and Financial Health Go Hand-in-Hand
By Senior Lifestyle | July 15, 2014
Have you ever wondered if there’s a connection between health and wealth? Researchers at Washington University have concluded that there is.
Health and Fitness
The Mediterranean Diet for Beginners
By Senior Lifestyle | July 11, 2014
Have you heard the buzz about the Mediterranean diet, but were afraid to ask what it is? Here’s a quick-and-easy introduction to this heart-healthy way of eating that has also been shown to help ward…
3 Natural Ways to Prevent Sarcopenia
By Senior Lifestyle | June 26, 2014
In most people, muscle mass begins to decrease in our 40’s. A recent article in the Wall Street Journal describes three simple and natural ways that we can slow this process, known as sarcopenia.
5 Ways to Protect Yourself Against Alzheimers (Especially if you’re in your 50’s)
By Senior Lifestyle | June 19, 2014
New research from across the country is suggesting that our diet and exercise patterns can significantly delay or prevent the onset of the most common type of dementia, Alzheimer’s disease.
This Product Aims to Empower More Seniors with Mobility and Independence
By Senior Lifestyle | June 12, 2014
As people who have led full, active lives look for a mobility solution that assists them with emerging physical limitations while fueling their adventurous spirits, the options have been lacking–until now.
Study Shows Learning a Second Language Can Improve Brain Function as We Age
By Senior Lifestyle | June 04, 2014
It’s never too late to learn a second language, and doing so–even later in life–can have beneficial effects as we age, a new study says.
The Healthiest (and Unhealthiest) States in America for Seniors
By Senior Lifestyle | May 29, 2014
The United Health Foundation’s America’s Health Rankings Senior Report was just released, and it shows how the states stack up in terms of overall senior health. Where does your state rank?
Does Having a Sense of Purpose Help You Live Longer?
By Senior Lifestyle | May 13, 2014
A new study suggests that living a purposeful life has positive long-term health effects.
The Walk of Life: New Insights into Our Oldest Technology
By Senior Lifestyle | March 25, 2014
Walking is not only a way to get around; it has played a fundamental role in human development over millions of years. Today, the act of putting one foot in front of the other continues…
The NSL Wii Bowling Tournament is Heating Up in Scottsdale
By Senior Lifestyle | March 14, 2014
TOURNAMENT UPDATE from Kim Koppert, Programming Director at Arté: “All teams are progressing nicely. The Late Bloomers have won all of their games and are tied for 1st; Lucky Strikers have 12 out of 20 points…
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