As we get older, our bodies change a lot. Some of these changes can really affect our health. Inflammaging is one such change. It means our blood has too many inflammatory markers. According to the Brown University Health Blog Team, inflammaging makes us more likely to get sick often. It also makes us more frail […]
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As we get older, especially after 40, many of us feel less energetic. It’s not just about getting older; it’s about the health of our cells. The mitochondria, key for energy, play a big role. Our mitochondria are like the powerhouses of our cells. They make the energy we need to live. If they don’t
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As we get older, our bodies change in ways that affect our health and fitness. One big challenge after 40 is insulin resistance. It makes losing fat and having energy hard. I’ve seen many people struggle with this. It’s not just about weight. Insulin resistance can make it tough to reach our fitness goals. Knowing
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As we get older, our bodies change in many ways. This can impact our health and happiness. Cellular senescence is a big part of this. It’s when cells stop growing but don’t die, causing inflammation and damage. Think of your cells like a clock that keeps ticking. When they reach a certain point, they become
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As we get older, our bodies change a lot. This can make it harder to absorb important nutrients. After 40, keeping our gut microbiome healthy is key for feeling good and staying strong. Ever felt more tired or sick often? It might be because our digestive system isn’t working right. A healthy gut helps us
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As we get older, our bodies change a lot. After 40, these changes get even bigger. They affect our cardiometabolic health and how well we age. Studies show that our metabolic health is key to aging well. The idea of metabolic age shows how well our bodies work. By living a healthy lifestyle, we can
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As we get older, keeping our muscle health in check is key. After 40, our muscle mass starts to shrink. This can lead to many health problems. Strength training is a big help in fighting this decline. Studies from the National Institute on Aging show how important it is to keep our muscle mass. Adding
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As we get older, our brains can start to slow down. I’ve experienced this firsthand. It makes simple tasks harder. Eating the right foods can help keep your brain sharp. A diet full of nourishing brain foods is key. It helps you stay focused and mentally clear. We’ll look at the top nutrients and foods
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Getting a good night’s rest is more than just a feel-good ritual. It’s a powerful tool for keeping you looking young. Prime Med Spa says, “one of the most powerful beauty tools is completely free and happens every night: sleep.” This shows how important sleep is for our beauty and health. When we sleep, our
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Losing fat gets harder as we age. Many of us find it tough to lose weight, even when we eat well and work out. Amanda Mittleman MS says this is common for people over 40. When we’re in our 40s, our metabolism slows down. It’s not just about looking good; it’s about feeling healthy and
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