Are you Ready for 2023?
Category: Positivity
Diabetes and Your Heart
Category: prevention
February is American Heart Month, a time when all people can focus on their cardiovascular health. If you have diabetes, you’re twice as likely to have heart disease or a stroke than someone […]
Why Exercise Should Be On Every Senior’s New Year’s Resolutions
Category: Brain Health
We know the drill ~ a new year begins and many begin to commit themselves to their newly made resolutions……….losing weight, eating healthier food, getting more sleep……and often before the […]
My Daily Challenge With Walking
Category: Exercise
My own journey in walking has been a real challenge for me since being diagnosed with PAD (peripheral arterial disease) ~ also called peripheral vascular disease ~ after dealing with […]
Beginning the New Year by Exercising My Brain
Category: Brain Health
After listening to the short Ted Talk below, I realized the biggest difference I could make in my life this year is by committing to at least 30 minutes of […]
Is Aging a Disease?
Category: Healthy Aging
We all want to live as long as we can and of course have our health span outlive our life span. (the length of time someone enjoys relatively good health […]
November Focus ~ Facing the Challenges of Diabetes
Category: Healthy Nutrition
Most of us connect November to Thanksgiving, family, football, and, of course, the turkey with all of the trimmings. I just realized that it is also the month recognizing diabetes, […]
Are You Ready For A Challenge?
Category: prevention
That question came up for my husband and me more than 25 years ago and we both agreed that we were ready for the challenge of adopting a daily nutrition […]
Can Stress Lead to Dementia?
Category: Brain Health
We all know how detrimental stress can be to our health. But can it actually lead to dementia? The hormone cortisol is the one connected with stress and as our […]
My 7 Steps of Prevention
Category: Exercise
Prevention is described as to keep from happening or to be in readiness for. Here are my own personal “7 steps” of prevention that I feel have made a difference […]