Exercise – Anti Aging Wellness Trend

Exercise – Anti Aging Wellness Trend

Exercise for Active Aging The fastest growing segment of health club members are 55 years of age and older. Over 8.5 million in 2006, up from 1.5 million 20 years ago. 10,000 competitors will participate in the Huntsman World Senior Games. WSJ  Use it to Keep it. Stay...
Smile to Improve Your Mood

Smile to Improve Your Mood

Smile. Seriously I want you to smile. In psychology, there is a theory entitled the “facial feedback” hypothesis. This hypothesis states that involuntary facial movements provide sufficient peripheral information to drive emotional experience. Bernstein,...
Walking for Health

Walking for Health

I’ll wait here while you march in place. Marching in place does double work when it comes to exercising. First, there are cardio-vascular benefits to the physical movement. Second, marching in place, especially when lifting your knees to level with your waist,...
Chiropractic and Neck Pain

Chiropractic and Neck Pain

Chiropractic: At the heart of a well adjusted life Chiropractic manipulation along with exercise therapy significantly increases respiratory function of normal individuals. Engel RM, Vemulpad S. Journal of Manipulative and Physio Ther.  Can neck pain affect blood...
Exercise as Medicine

Exercise as Medicine

Exercise: Anti-aging life habit Numerous studies show that greater physical activity and exercise is associated with decreased risk of cardiovascular disease, hypertension, diabetes and obesity. Regular exercise into older age, even at less intensive levels than...
Exercise – Good for Your Brain

Exercise – Good for Your Brain

Sharp as a tack? Exercise is good for your brain. Study of people 65+ showed those exercising regularly had a 30% – 40% lower risk of dementia. Annals of Internal Medicine Study tracking 3375 people 65+ showed those doing the widest variety of activities proved...

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