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Health & Fitness
Carol Doyel

Are You in Need of a Full Dental Restoration?

By Carol Doyel – I was in a motorcycle accident when I was nineteen years old and experienced a high impact hit to my face and mouth, resulting in a broken front tooth and possible root damage to my other front teeth. My dentist told me that overtime I could experience problems with the other

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Wellness
Sharon Hurley Hall

Tips On Staying Healthy Over 50

By Sharon Hurley Hall – Are you over 50? If you are then it’s time to start looking after your health. As we age, our bodies become less efficient and it’s more difficult to recover from illness, process food, get rid of those extra pounds or even move around. There

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Nutrition
Lisa Morrone

The Skinny on Diet Soda

By Lisa Morrone, PT. – If you are trying to win the “battle of the bulge” it’s likely that you have turned to diet soda as your beverage of choice. Bubbly and bursting with flavor, and no calories—who could ask for more than that?! Well, I am sorry to be the

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Health & Fitness
Sandi Thompson

Easy End of the Summer Detox

By Sandi Thompson- As we come to the end of the summer there are still plenty of wonderful fresh fruits and vegetables of the season, which makes it a perfect opportunity for an end of the summer detox. It seems that lately I’ve been talking with a lot of women

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Fitness
Sharon Hurley Hall

How I Dropped a Size in Two Months with Slow-Carb

By Sharon Hurley Hall – Seventeen pounds in eight weeks – that’s what I’ve lost on the slow carb diet. The diet is part of the 4 Hour Body by Tim Ferriss, which can best be described as an odyssey of self-experimentation. While Tim was trying to tweak both his

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Health & Fitness
Maureen Wielansky

Creating the Food Plan That Feeds You

By Maureen Wielansky – You are unique; no one else looks just like you or has your personality. Did you know that biologically you are unique as well? Certain foods affect us in different ways; even healthy foods can make our tummy flip flop. For example, when I eat more

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Fitness
Marjorie Jaffe

Keeping Your Body ‘Bank Account’ Filled-Up

By Marjorie Jaffe – I compare body maintenance to a bank account. The less you take out, the more you have. You can keep putting in more as you need, but it’s far better to keep what you have and not take out most of what you put in. You

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Osteoprosis
Wellness
Lisa Morrone

Fight Back Against Osteoporosis

It’s great to be a woman…until, of course, you begin to age! Necks sag, arms jiggle, but even more importantly, as our estrogen begins to “dry up” we can be faced with the weakening of our skeletal bones. This condition of bone deterioration is known as osteoporosis, “osteo-” meaning bone

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Menopause
healthyboomer

Tired of Heating-Up the Room Like A Space Heater?

By Kathi Casey, EYRT, CPI – If you are looking for proven, natural relief from your menopausal hot flashes and night sweats, and the irritability they can cause, smile, because simple, natural relief is on the way! Back in 1975, Dr. Herbert Benson discovered what he called “The Relaxation Response.”

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Faith & Relationships
Joy Silha

Awaken Your Inner Cowgirl: The Woman You Want To Become

By Joy Silha – Who is the older woman you don’t want to become? I’m guessing she is judgmental, stoic, stuck in her ways and reluctant to change. But change is what keeps us young. So why do many women go kicking and screaming into change? Because it’s scary, we

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Fitness
Alice Burron

Carry Your Summer Fitness into Fall and Winter

By Alice Burron – Summer offers the perfect recipe for fitness success: warm temperatures, long days, beautiful weather, and time off. Maybe you’ve taken advantage of summer to create an activity routine that works perfectly for you and you’re feeling the benefits of your new, healthier lifestyle. How can you

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Self-Care
Leona Salazar

“New and Improved” Baby Boomers

By Leona Salazar – I don’t mind getting old and don’t hide the fact that I’ll be 60 this year. I don’t buy into the “50 is the new 30” BS – I’m sure it was coined by a fifty-something and not a thirty-something. Being a 25-year cancer survivor makes

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Fitness
Kelly McElrea

The Power of Two

By Kelly McElrea – Recently, I had lunch with an old friend who also happens to work as a personal trainer. She was my first fitness trainer in Toronto and she helped me achieve great results. As we caught up, I found it so motivating to speak to someone who

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Better Recipes
Erin Chamerlik

Salad 101

By Erin Chamerlik, MT (ASCP) – For me, eating salads is not as much fun as eating a burger. As a nutrition educator I know I am supposed to be in love with this rabbit food but salads do not have the same appeal as a nice piece of fish

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Anti Aging
Marla Levie

A Cure for Aging?

1861- Abraham Lincoln took office. Several southern states seceded from the Union. The Civil War began. That was 150 years ago. Can you imagine if a person born in 1861 were still walking among us today? That should give you a sense of how striking Aubrey de Grey’s claim is:

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Health & Fitness
Patricia Raymond

Coffee & Colon Cancer in Women

By Dr. Partrica Raymond – Alice rolled her small pin-point eyes when Wally, her despised coworker, strolled up to pour a cup of coffee from the office pot. Through glasses crafted to peripherally spot their pointy-haired boss, he noted the chiding shake of her triangle-shaped hair. “You know, Alice, you’re

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Menopause
Staness Jonekos

How to Sleep Through Menopause

By Staness Jonekos – Co-author of The Menopause Makeover We have all had sleepless nights, but for millions of post-menopausal women it happens 61 percent of the time, affecting their quality of life and their relationships. I, too, suffered from insomnia, thanks to irritating night sweats provoked by fluctuating hormones.

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Weight Loss
Sandi Thompson

12 Ways to Loss Weight

By Sandi Thompson – Did you see the article in the Los Angeles Times about the grim data on U.S. obesity rates? It’s scary! There is only one U.S. state with an obesity rate of under 20% – barely. Colorado squeaked in at 19.8. Compare that to Mississippi with a

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