Steps to Keep You Out of the Hospital with Heart Failure
Most patients with heart failure respond well to medications and lifestyle changes to keep them feeling well and out of the hospital.
Taking Fitness to the Beach - Walking on Sand
It’s widely known that walking is one of the best and easiest ways to add exercise to your life, but did you know that walking on sand can be easier on your body while giving you a better workout?
4 Ways to Better Bone Health
Discover how to maintain strong bones at any age with four simple tips. Learn about the importance of exercise, calcium, vitamin D, and protein for optimal bone health
50 Things To Do To Boost Your Wellness (for Under $10)
Summer is upon us, and we've provided a list of 50 fun things to do this summer to help you stay fit or give a boost to your mental well-being. Oh yeah ... Did we mention that most of them are free? Looking for something to do solo?
3 Ways to Get More Out of Your Walks
As cooler weather sets in here in the Northeast, the idea of strolling around your neighborhood becomes more appealing and certainly less sweaty. While you walk, try these three ideas to help your community, mind and body.
Walk Toward a Healthier You
Keep your body moving with simple daily walks! Discover how a 30-minute walk can boost your mood, shrink your waistline and improve digestion. Ready to start?
Step Away from the Wine Glass
"A glass of wine will help me relax." All too often people say this as a way to cope with the stress of everyday life. Phrases like, "It takes the edge off," and "Just one beer" shouldn't become your mantra when trying to unwind after a tough day at the office or a long night with the kids.
Oh My Aching Everything - Women and Weekend Warriors
As we age, it takes a little longer to recover from exercise. But that doesn't mean that as women "of a certain age," or men for that matter, we should hang up our sneakers.
Cardiovascular Fitness - A Powerful Predictor of Health and Longevity
If you're looking to lower your risk of heart disease as you age, there is great news ahead! Research indicates you can lower your risk by improving your cardiovascular fitness, even as you age.
