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 How to Lower Your Risk of Falling

 Every year, millions of individuals aged 65 and older experience falls.1 Shockingly. Over one-quarter of older adults fall annually, yet fewer than half report these incidents to their doctors. Moreover, experiencing one fall doubles the likelihood of falling again. Falls are not an inevitable part of aging. Often, they result from factors such as muscle […]




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Optimize Your Stay: Fitness Tips for Travelers

Planning a trip? Don’t let travel derail your fitness routine—here are some tips to stay active and fit while on the road. Choose Accommodations WiselyWhen booking your stay, prioritize accommodations that support your fitness goals. Look for hotels with onsite gyms or Airbnbs that offer amenities like a pool. Airbnb now allows you to filter […]




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When is The Optimal Time to Eat for Physical Exercise?

According to Suzanne Girard Eberle, a sports nutritionist and author of “Endurance Sports Nutrition,” both before and after your workout are key times. Before exercise: Ideally, consume a balanced meal containing carbohydrates, protein, and fat at least two hours before starting your workout. This replenishes the energy stores utilized overnight. If morning exercise prevents a […]




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Healing The Heel Pain

Heel pain can significantly hinder everyday activities such as walking and standing. The foot serves as the foundation of your body, and any issues affecting it should be addressed promptly to prevent further complications. Poor ankle and toe mobility can exert stress on structures contributing to heel pain. Moreover, compromised mobility can lead to compensatory […]




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Safe Lifting in The Workplace

If you’re in a job requiring frequent lifting and are concerned about your back or knee health, here are seven essential tips to prevent injuries: 1. Position yourself close to the object with your feet shoulder-width apart. Avoid reaching forward, as it strains your spine. 2. Bend your knees, keep your back straight, and look […]




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Get Ready for Fall Sports

As summer rolls in, so does the anticipation for fall sports season. Yet, many athletes often overlook the importance of summer training, despite preseason plans provided by coaches. Maintaining conditioning and staying in shape throughout the summer is crucial for a successful season. Whether you’re an athlete or a parent, here are valuable tips to […]




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June is Men’s Health Month

Men’s Health Month aims to raise awareness about preventable health issues and promote early detection and treatment of diseases in men and boys. Did you know that, on average, men die nearly five years earlier than women? One contributing factor is that men are often more hesitant to visit the doctor, according to menshealthmonth.org. Many […]




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Get It Done Faster

Everyone is always on the go and looking for the fastest way to accomplish something. Most of us have that desirable goal to lose that extra stubborn belly fat, but then come up with a list of reasons as to why we can’t do it. There’s the “I have no spare time.”; “It gets boring […]




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The 7 Habits Bad for Your Joints

Your daily habits, from what you eat to how often you text, can significantly impact the health of your joints. Over decades of use, anything you do repeatedly is likely to cause wear and tear. This is especially true for the protective cushion between your bones known as cartilage. As we age, the risk of […]




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Too Little Sleep and Weight Gain

Psychologist Michael Breus, PhD, makes this case in his book “The Sleep Doctor’s Diet Plan: Lose Weight Through Better Sleep.”  There is a well established correlation between reduced sleep hours and higher body mass index.  Breus is one of many who say the relationship between low sleep and high weight is a causal relationship.  His […]






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