Kiran Batool
As we age, maintaining health becomes both more challenging and more critical. The 5:2:1:0 Rule, originally designed by the Childhood Obesity Foundation to combat youth obesity, has been successfully adapted for seniors to promote longevity, mobility, and mental well-being. Backed by research and tailored to the unique needs of adults over 50, this framework offers actionable steps to … Read more
Feeling tired and worn out after your workouts? The truth is, some exercise habits might be doing more harm than good, speeding up aging instead of keeping you youthful. Imagine sweating it out, thinking you’re staying healthy, but unknowingly pushing your body toward burnout. Over time, these small missteps can lead to joint pain, sluggish … Read more
It’s a common misconception that physical transformation is only for the young or those with more time. No matter your age, you can make significant improvements to your health, energy, and body. The journey may take patience, but it’s entirely possible and the benefits are well worth it. Below, we’ll dive into the essential strategies … Read more
Want to know what sets truly happy people apart? A groundbreaking Harvard study tracked hundreds of lives for 86 years and uncovered a surprising truth: happiness starts with the choices we make in our youth. Many of us struggle to find lasting joy, bouncing between fleeting moments of satisfaction and long stretches of discontent. But … Read more
Retirees today face a perfect storm: volatile markets, rising inflation, and the ever-present fear of outliving their savings. Enter the 10-5-3 Rule a strategy gaining traction among financial advisors and savvy retirees to shield portfolios from market meltdowns. Backed by data and designed for simplicity, this rule could be the key to sleeping soundly during economic … Read more
Retirement is often glorified as the “golden years” a time of freedom, travel, and relaxation. Yet beneath this idealized vision lies a silent epidemic crushing millions of older Americans: depression. Studies reveal a jarring disconnect between society’s sunny portrayal of retirement and the harsh reality many face. Nearly one in three retirees experiences depressive symptoms, … Read more
Tiny plastic particles have invaded our bodies, from our brains to our blood. Recent studies found a 50% increase in microplastics in human brains over just eight years. Worse yet, these invisible invaders are linked to serious health issues like hormone disruption and heart disease. But here’s the good news: you can fight back against … Read more
In the realm of American politics, few figures embody a commitment to public health as fervently as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Renowned for his deep understanding of health issues and his advocacy for evidence-based policies, Kennedy stands out amidst a landscape often criticized for empty promises and superficial commitments. Supported by health experts like Craig … Read more
Plastic surgeons specialized in aesthetic medicine for over 20 years, and much of their work revolves around helping patients look more youthful. However, no procedure can truly reverse the biological clock. While treatments may enhance external appearances, they don’t rejuvenate the body’s internal systems or cellular function. A key lesson? Nutrition plays a pivotal role … Read more
What happens when you disconnect from natural light and time cues? Science journalist and author Lynne Peeples ventured 50 feet below ground to find out. In her quest to uncover how daily habits like meal timing and sunlight exposure impact well-being. Peeples spent 10 days in a converted Cold War-era missile silo in Arkansas. Her … Read more