Thursday, March 24, 2016

Exercise May Keep Your Brain Young

Older adults who exercise regularly could buy an extra decade of good brain functioning
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Exercise May Keep Your Brain 10 Years Younger, Study Suggests

Older adults who exercise regularly could buy an extra decade of good brain functioning, a new study suggests. The study found that seniors who got moderate to intense exercise...
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Health Tip: Make Your Workouts More Intense

High intensity interval training (HIIT) is a popular and effective form of exercise. But before you step up your routine, make sure you're doing it safely. Here are suggestions from...
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The Sounds You Make Eating May Be a Diet Aid

If you want to cut back on how much you eat, it might be a good idea to keep things quiet during meals, researchers suggest. In a series of experiments, they found that people tend...
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Health Tip: Breakfast Is Essential

If your kids tend to head out the door without breakfast, that's a habit you'll want to change. Breakfast is an essential start to the day. The American Academy of Pediatrics mentions these...
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More Older Women Now Living With 'Moderate' Disability, Study Shows

Back in the 1980s, older U.S. women typically lived more years free of disabilities than their male peers did, but a new study shows that pattern appears to be changing. For older men...
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