One in three Americans experience eye problems by the age of sixty-five. Here are the 5 most common age-related eye diseases…and ways you can protect your eyes as you age.
How can you tell if the health info on a website is trustworthy? There’s an overwhelming amount of advice out there today and it can be hard to tell what’s credible.
It’s travel season and that means long car rides or plane rides for many people. Sitting for long periods can be taxing on the body not just physically but mentally and emotionally. Sitting in a small seat on a plane for hours on end or riding in a long car ride can create stress on muscles, joints, and circulation. It’s important to know how to counteract this stress with regular exercise, especially after you have been sitting for an extended period.
The reason pill splitting is such a money saver is because of the way drugs are manufactured and priced. But is it safe?
There are things you can do to protect your eyesight and a number of treatments that are available if you do happen to get it. Here’s what you should know.
Sleep provides our bodies with the opportunity to rest and replenish energy. Without it, you could experience various problems like depression, irritability, memory issues, difficulty concentrating, an increased risk of accidents, and a general decrease in the quality of everyday life.
Maintaining healthy joints is even more important as the body ages or encounters certain health issues.
The entertainment industry is no exception to those who have been deeply affected by the relentless grip of cancer. With the recent passing of country music icon Toby Keith on February 5, 2024, we’re reminded once more of the relentless nature of the disease.
Treating people differently just because of their age is a big problem. It’s called ageism. As we get older and older as a country, this kind of unfairness is popping up more, especially when it comes to staying healthy.
Aging is inevitable, but living a healthy and balanced lifestyle can help you look and feel your best. Whether you’re 20 or 60, it’s never too late to start making positive changes.