Four Science-Backed Ways To Reduce Stress And Anxiety To Help You Stay Young!
People suffering with long-term anxiety and/or depression have an increased risk of developing cancer
People suffering with long-term anxiety and/or depression have an increased risk of developing cancer
Raising your heart rate (with exercise) is important, but it looks like connecting with other people is, too.
Health benefits of having friends in your Golden Years.
All that’s required is to put your lips together and hum. New medical research reveals it’s a stress-busting technique we should all try.
People attend places of worship to praise their God, hear messages of hope and spiritually bond with others in their religious community. Yet engaging with religion delivers benefits way beyond the
When it comes to defending against health problems like memory loss, the mainstream often skips over approaches like diet, exercise, and sleep… and goes straight to handing you a prescription for a
Intermittent fasting is said to protect against heart disease, diabetes, Alzheimer’s, and cancer. It’s even touted to increase longevity. In fact, we’ve written about it here in regards to helping
None of us like to be reminded about the physical and mental decline that comes with aging, but it’s not all bad news.One very damaging health issue that can have dangerous results actually gets
You, like most of your health-conscious friends, would probably do everything in your power to give up smoking because you know it’s a life shortening activity.Yet there’s a danger that comes from
It’s no surprise that smoking and drug abuse are two examples of behaviors that speed up the aging process. Certain illnesses do the same.Now, new research has uncovered a largely ignored aspect of
If you think of yourself as “over the hill” or believe “you can’t teach an old dog new tricks”, you may be hastening your own demise.That’s because the link between beliefs surrounding aging and
Around here, we are keen on stacking the longevity deck in your favor. And fortunately, many dedicated scientists worldwide share our zeal for healthy aging. From what to eat, to how to exercise, to
New research from the University of Oxford reinforces what we’ve long believed: Drinking isn’t good for you.1 But how much is too much?Let’s take a closer look at the effects alcohol has on the way
Fall is here. And while you’re probably ready for brisk air and changing leaves, the autumn season is the gateway to the dreary, shorter winter days – making it harder for those living in some areas
It’s said that money can’t buy you happiness. That’s certainly true. But there’s something money can buy, apparently. According to researchers wealth can buy you a longer life.Read on to find out
While longevity is a goal for many, others are concerned about living too long and enduring any suffering that might come with it.For example, the popular British singer and TV presenter, Cilla
Recently we wrote about new research suggesting that one day it may be possible for the average human to live to 120 or even 150 years of age—nearly doubling the average human lifespan in the
Work. Work. Work. Are you a workaholic who typically logs way over 40 hours a week?In our modern society this practice isn’t always frowned upon. In fact, a non-stop work life is like a badge of
"Still haven't repaired the fence, cleaned out the garage, or picked up the dog's prescription? How many more times do you have to be told?"Nagging is one of the most common relationship complaints
Are older people better off mentally and physically today than the previous generation?Yes, at least in Finland, say researchers who just published a study on aging in the journal Ageing Clinical and
It often takes an acute health crisis to get people to the point where they are willing to change direction and adopt a healthier lifestyle.But what if someone has two or more chronic conditions such
When researchers investigated why some folks age better and stay healthier longer than others, they were surprised to find that one powerful factor in their favor can be simple: attitude.The evidence
It's sometimes called the 'glue' that binds societies together. And yet trust has been declining across the U.S. since the 1960s.You could say our trust in others has gone from bad to worse with the
There's good news for anyone under the age of 40. You're not going to die... at least that’s what Dr. Ian Pearson believes.In fact, Dr. Pearson says that anyone who’s alive by the year 2050 will be
Virtually every list of recommendations for brain health includes something about the benefits of playing a musical instrument.The good news is, even if you dodged piano lessons as a kid or played
Most Americans feel pessimistic about the country they're leaving to future generations. That's the depressing outcome of a recent survey conducted by NBC News and The Wall Street Journal.The
Way, way back when I was in college, we’d say “get a grip” to someone who was losing control of himself – someone who needed to pull himself up and stop being foolish.Turns out “get a grip” may also
51-year-old astronaut Scott Kelly lived in the International Space Station for almost a year while his identical twin brother Mark continued with life on earth. As an astronaut, Scott is a member of
If you’re looking to give yourself a better chance of living a longer life, ask researchers who investigate how lifestyle habits are linked to longevity. They’ve produced some easy-to-follow
People who survived the Holocaust experienced higher levels of physical and mental illness in their later lives.This is hardly surprising. They lived under horrendous conditions, with inadequate
I bet you’ve seen those photos documenting the changes that occur in presidents during their stressful tenures. After a year or two, they are already showing signs of wear and tear; wrinkles line
The number of centenarians in the US has already soared by 58% in the last seven years alone. The Census Bureau projects numbers will increase seven-fold over the next four decades, to 600,000 people
Education. Work. Retirement. That’s your life plan. It's a simple, three-stage model we have all learned to expect. But this model is rapidly becoming out of date.For the last two centuries life
Since the early 1900s it’s been taken for granted that our life expectancy, year by year, would keep getting longer and longer. What with improved knowledge of nutrition, better medical care and more
If workers in Germany, the richest country in Europe, can enjoy 40 days off a year, why do we Americans take only 17 days’ vacation?Even with this miserly number, more than half of us don't even use
Be happy. Enjoy life. It pays off in spades. Scientists even have an estimate as to how long it will take you to see a change in your physical health: about three years.1In our instant-gratification
If you want to maximize your life expectancy, you have your choice of special diets, exhausting exercise programs and complicated lifestyle changes you can adopt as you try to live as long as
"We may have a society in which robots will drift away from total metal toward the organic, and human beings will drift away from the total organic toward the metal and plastic, and that somewhere in
One of the hallmarks of aging is cellular senescence. Cells lose the ability to divide, differentiate, and replicate -- yet stubbornly refuse to die.These senescent cells not only lose function, but
When Italian researchers analyzed the health and mortality of Italian seniors, they came to a startling conclusion: As far as longevity and life expectancy goes, quite a few of the people in their
The late Dr. Cyril Clarke was a renowned British physician, geneticist and professor of medicine. After 1984, with the explosive increase in the number of people living beyond 100, he began to take a
If you're looking for a secret recipe to feel younger and enjoy a longer, happier life, here’s an answer that’s straightforward, painless and cheap.All you have to do is think young, act young and