Your home is supposed to be a customizable habitat that evolves as you age. When it comes to designing a home for senior citizen, the majority of people focus on all the actions that senior citizens can no longer do. This approach, however, is not completely accurate. It’s not just on a can/cannot do basis, it’s also about the quality of life. If something is difficult and can be done in a simpler way, this too belongs on this list. With that in mind and without further ado, here are several bathroom … [Read more...]
To Your Health: The What Not to Eat When Cookbook!
Wouldn’t it be great to restore your health, your youthful vigor and revitalize your zest for life? How about learning to cook easy, delicious recipes that will help to prevent or reverse the most dreaded diseases of aging? Want to learn the real key for maintaining your vitality and wellbeing? Join Dr. Michael Roizen and Dr. Michael Crupain, world-renowned experts on nutrition and health, as they share recipes from their brand new book, The What to Eat When Cookbook. This beautifully illustrated work is … [Read more...]
Do You Grapple With A Sneaky Sloth Within?
The sloth residing in many of us is undeniably sneaky and its hallmark behavior can sabotage even the most resolute of plans. So read on and learn the steps I've taken to thwart my inner monster's evil intentions. You might want to employ this super power as you battle your own resident sloth... As a woman way on the far side of fifty, you’d think I’d have slayed my demons long ago. And, yes, in all due modesty, I’ve challenged and overcome some pretty formidable shortcomings. I now exercise regularly, … [Read more...]
Ways Seniors Can Stay Active and Connected During Covid-19
A global pandemic is still in full swing across the world and no one knows how long it’s going to last. Our lives have slowed down and all of our activities are either shut down or altered so that we need to do them with a lot of care and attention. Our elders are among the group with the highest risk of being infected with the coronavirus so they need to take extra precautions every time they leave their house. That doesn’t mean they need to stay inside and stop all of their activities because that’s … [Read more...]
Cosmos: Possible Worlds
We boomers know that one of the best ways to keep our minds active and sharp is by learning new and fascinating information. That’s why I’m especially excited to speak with our guest, Ann Druyan. Ann and her late husband, Carl Sagan, are the much-heralded co-authors of one of the top-selling science books of all time—COSMOS. Their work led to the creation of the most iconic science-based television series in history, also aptly named COSMOS. And now Ann has written the long awaited sequel to that first … [Read more...]
Tips To Save Money by “Going Green”
Everyone is looking for ways to save money, but many people will overlook going green to save money. There is green technology and living options everywhere, ranging from eco-friendly cars to sustainable buildings. While buying a brand new green car or constructing a custom environmentally friendly house is not in the realm of possibilities for everyone, there are other green methods you can add to your daily life. Whether you decide to replace your old water heater with a more efficient and greener … [Read more...]
An Internet Miracle Might Be Waiting For You!
Get rich quick? Probably not. Go viral and bask in your fifteen minutes of fame? Not likely. Touch hearts and inspire millions around the world with your words? That’s a long shot, too. So, aside from being a rich information source, how can the World Wide Web serve up a miracle with your name on it? Well, I’m hereto tell you it can and it happened to me. I was watching one of those TV shows where a research expert finds long lost relatives and friends of clients seeking resolution to important … [Read more...]
The Anti-Cancer Lifestyle Program: An Important Resource You Need to Know!
Are you concerned about maintaining your good health as you age? Do you want to stave off disease, reduce inflammation and keep your zest for life well into your nineties and beyond? If so, you are going to want to be sure to hear what our guest today has to say. Meg Hirshberg underwent a recurrence of breast cancer in 2008, 7 years after her original diagnosis. Not getting the help and guidance she needed, Meg went on a mission to determine which lifestyle choices she could make that would actively help … [Read more...]
A Nod to The Notorious RBG
With the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsberg, women of this country are once again reminded how precious and precarious our rights are. Baby boomers remember all too well what life was like before the Women's Movement of the 1970s and champions like The Notorious RBG fought hard and long to bring about gender parity. If you need a reminder, here are just a few ways our generation and the women who inspired us redefined the role of womanhood: We went on to higher education in droves—never before had women … [Read more...]
Healthy Aging: Let’s Talk About Constipation
Let’s face it. Constipation is not a conversation you’re likely to have with your friends, and you may be loath to even mention it to your doctor. Although most people have a difficult time eliminating stool once in a while, chronic constipation is another animal altogether. But there are good reasons to address the issue head on. Aside from the sheer discomfort and sometimes downright pain, there are connections between chronic constipation and your overall health. What Is Constipation? Before getting … [Read more...]
Vicki Lawrence Shares About Carol Burnett, Mama’s Family and More!
Every boomer out there knows Vicki Lawrence from the cheeky and ever-so-colorful characters she created on the Carol Burnett Show. Vicki debuted on the show in 1967 (the year she graduated from high school), playing Carol’s little sister, Chrissie. But as the years rolled by and her acting chops grew, Vicki morphed into a vast array of memorable characters—always adding a big dose of her trademark spirit and sass. One of her most unforgettable roles was that of Carol’s (aka Eunice’s) mouthy mother. … [Read more...]
Keeping Up With Trends: Tips For a Successful Remote Business Strategy
No matter whether you’re retired or looking for a challenge, launching your own business is always a good idea. Although you’ll face many obstacles before your business hits the ground running, your age isn’t one of them. Quite the contrary, thanks to your long and valuable professional experience, you’re more likely to take controlled business risks than risking it all and failing. As the latest trends suggest, you no longer need brick and mortar for your business operations to run smoothly. The business … [Read more...]