Maintaining Wellbeing During Senior Isolation Article and photos courtesy of Comfort Keepers As we all prepare to keep our homes and families safe during this COVID-19 outbreak, it’s important to consider the needs of the seniors in our lives and in our communities. State and local health … [Read more...]
Low Impact, High Success: Focus On The Right Kinds Of Exercise After Age 50
Low Impact, High Success Focus On The Right Kinds Of Exercise After Age 50 Article By Erik J. Martin, CTW Features Want to enjoy a longer lifespan and continue partaking in most of the activities you love, with less pain, fatigue and frustration? There is no magic pill, operation or trendy diet … [Read more...]
Eat More: Growing Up Doesn’t Mean Food Can’t Be Fun
Eat more Growing up doesn’t mean food can’t be fun. Here’s what seniors need to eat to get the most from life Article By | Bev Bennett, CTW Features You probably haven’t read those encouraging words in a long time, maybe not since your teen years. Instead, as a senior, you’re admonished to cut … [Read more...]
Transform Your Health by Implementing These Five Easy Habits
Transform Your Health by Implementing These Five Easy Habits By Dr. Linda Meade, Brazos Weight & Wellness Medicine We live in an age of information. It’s readily available at our fingertips. For those searching for ways to lose excess weight or improve their health, the amount of information … [Read more...]
Blending Your Way to Health
What juices and smoothies can do to help reduce cancer risk, and improve heart and brain health. Article courtesy of | Jesse Darland | ©CTW Features Why eat your fruits and vegetables, when you can drink them? While some have promoted juices or smoothies as a way to lose weight, they can … [Read more...]