Aging

Although there have been many advances in modern medicine over the past century, there is still no magic drug or formula that will prevent you from aging, however, it is possible to at least slow down the hands of time and the following suggestions can help you to do just that. Purslane to Feel Younger? ...click here to read more

The average North American will start to get grey hair around the age of 34, however some people notice grey strands much sooner and others do not turn grey until they are well into their fifties. Unfortunately for most of us, our colored locks which make us look younger will eventually fade to grey, and ...click here to read more

For centuries, scientists have been searching for that particular anti-aging regimen that could maintain youth. From herbal concoctions to exotic extracts, researchers have tried to determine exactly what can maintain youth and ultimately prevent the aging process. It is thus not surprising to see manufacturers scramble to present their anti-aging cosmetic products to the buying ...click here to read more

The word Addiction normally conjures up thoughts of alcoholism or drug abuse; however, there is a long list of addictive substances and items that can damage our lives. The 50 plus crowd should know better right? Wrong…it turns out that older people have plenty of addictions, and some of them are rather strange. Believe it ...click here to read more

Improvements in diet, medical treatments, and diagnostics have significantly influenced the current life expectancy— yet women are still considered as the prominent gender that lives longer.  What anti-aging tips and diet did this specific gender employ to live longer?  According to the recent medical report published in the International Journal of Public Health, there are ...click here to read more

As a society, we’re always looking for anti-aging tips that will help us to deal with aging more gracefully. New research, published in The New England Journal of Medicine may provide us one of the simplest anti-aging tips out there – enjoy a couple of cups of coffee each day! If you love coffee, you’ll ...click here to read more

When you look younger, you’ll feel younger and who doesn’t want that as they age? Aging can take a toll on your body and make you look older than you really are. There are a number of things that could be giving away your age, especially if you’re ignoring them. If you address these areas, ...click here to read more

Along with aging come an array of health concerns and research from the University of Glamorgan shows that our sense of humor may decline as we age too. There are many benefits to having a sense of humor and laughing once in a while. Research has shown that laughing can reduce pain, achieve greater happiness ...click here to read more

It might not be a reason to throw out your toiletries case, but you might rethink its contents following  a recent study. Researchers from the Brigham and Women’s Hospital are showing that there is a tie between run of the mill anti-aging cosmetics (found in everyday department stores) and diabetes. One of the chemical compounds ...click here to read more

Millions of North Americans have bladder issues. In fact, it is one of the most common medical problems. We just may not hear a lot about it because people find it embarrassing. Bladder issues can have a huge impact on a person’s life. It can be uncomfortable, stressful, lead to sleepless nights, and restrict a ...click here to read more

As people age, you would think their biggest concern would be their general health care but studies around the world, including in the United States, Canada, and Britain all show the same trend…the elderly are more concerned about losing their independence. Some research shows that they are more worried about independence than they are about ...click here to read more

The process of aging has been strongly associated with changes in various parts of the body, including weight gain, wrinkles, joint pain, and loss of stamina. In terms of the reproductive system, aging is also linked to a decrease in the production of sex-specific hormones, such as estrogen and progesterone in women. The male population ...click here to read more

Beta Carotene is an antioxidant that protects the body against damage from molecules known as free radicals; however, scientists now believe that in large amounts, it could create more harm than good. Beta Carotene is converted into vitamin A by the body. It is found in fruits and vegetables that are colorful. It is also ...click here to read more

Forever young. It’s a common adage found in songs and movie titles, and its pursuit leads to 274 billion dollars worth of annual sales in the anti-aging market.  Although the average lifespan today is higher than ever before, most of us would jump at the opportunity to maintain a state of youth just a little ...click here to read more