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Exercises to Help Arthritic Joints

Exercises to Help Arthritic Joints

If you struggle with joint pain, the last thing you may want to do is exercise. However, certain exercises actually help keep arthritic joints strong and prevent surgery. Researchers from the University of California-San Diego School of Medicine, say that just 20...
Orthopedic Health and Happy Joints

Orthopedic Health and Happy Joints

Healthy joints are a bit like having heat or electricity: you’re unlikely to notice them when they’re in working order, but when they’re not, your life is hugely impacted.  Having joint pain is limiting: not only can it literally limit your range of motion or...
Heart Health: Supplement Perks

Heart Health: Supplement Perks

Preventative care for heart health, like maintaining a healthy diet, is important, but sometimes it’s hard to get all the vitamins and nutrients you need. That’s where supplements come in. Supplements are super simple additions to your daily routine that can help you...
Heart Health:  Monitoring Medications

Heart Health: Monitoring Medications

Congestive heart failure is the most common diagnosis in hospital patients aged 65 years and older. This diagnosis is often the result of high-risk medication, but how can you know if your medication is truly putting you at risk? The FDA changes its advice all the...
Heart Health: The Head and the Heart

Heart Health: The Head and the Heart

What do you value most in life? Financial security, self-respect, health? Whatever it may be, research suggests keeping personal values at the forefront of your decisions can reduce stress and help manage mental health. The head and the heart work as partners to...
Heart Health: Surprise Risk Factors

Heart Health: Surprise Risk Factors

Did you know there are everyday activities that can increase your risk of heart disease? There are more surprise risk factors than you would think. We know diet, activity level, and stress play a large role in heart disease, but for older adults, fluctuating between...
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