Maintaining a healthy mindset and lifestyle isn’t an overnight creation; it is built up by tiny, simple, and routine habits. You do not need to wait for a Monday or a new year to start. The best part is tiny and attainable changes done today can lead to feeling...
Morning walk is the easiest and most efficient way for elderly people to stay active and healthy. Morning walk benefits far greater than just for one’s physical well-being—they invigorate your mind, lift your mood, and give a healthy boost for the day. An early...
Losing weight is more about health than looks as we age. Excess weight in the elderly can increase the risk of heart disease, diabetes, joint ailments, and decreased mobility. But high-intensity exercise or drastic diets, common methods for losing weight in younger...
Being socially engaged is as important in older age as in our later years. For the elderly, feeling part of a community and engaging in thoughtful discussions can help alleviate loneliness, improve their mood, and even enhance their physical well-being. With increased...
As we get older, exercise is more important but harder. Yoga for older adults is a low-key, effective way to stay active, stay strong, and calm the mind. It’s not about holding poses that look hard to do; it’s about feeling better each day. If you’re...
