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The Healthspan Report
Maintaining Healthspan During the Holidays: Flexibility Over Perfection
The holidays disrupt routines—but disruption isn’t failure. Healthspan isn’t built on perfection; it’s built on flexibility, recovery, and returning to supportive habits without guilt. Protecting sleep, gentle movement, and consistency during busy seasons helps preserve long-term health and resilience.
Financial Recovery Matters: Building Wealthspan Without Burnout
Financial health, like physical health, requires recovery. Constant money decisions, rising credit card balances, and financial stress can quietly erode long-term wealth. Sustainable wealthspan is built not by doing more, but by creating simple systems that reduce stress, improve clarity, and align money with what matters most.
Stress, Cortisol, and Aging: How Chronic Stress Accelerates Aging — and What You Can Do About It
Stress doesn’t just affect your mood — it shapes how your body ages. When cortisol rises and falls the way it’s supposed to, it protects you. But when stress becomes constant, cortisol becomes dysregulated, inflammation rises, and biological aging speeds up. This week, we break down the science in simple terms and share easy, realistic habits that help restore healthy stress rhythms and support your long-term healthspan.
Loneliness in Older Adults: How to Stay Social and Connected
Loneliness isn't just a passing emotion—it’s a major public health concern, especially for older adults. Research shows that social isolation can be as dangerous as smoking, increasing the risk of depression, heart disease, and dementia. But the good news is that meaningful connections can be cultivated at any age. Learn simple, effective ways to stay engaged, supported, and socially connected as you age.
Hydration Tips for Warmer Weather: How Much Water Do Older Adults Really Need?
Staying hydrated is essential—especially as the weather warms up. For older adults, one of the best indicators of hydration isn’t how many glasses you drink, but the color and volume of your urine. In this post, we break down simple hydration tips and how to know if you're getting enough fluids.
Joint Care When Temperatures Drop
Cold weather can be challenging for those with joint discomfort, but with a proactive approach, you can keep your joints mobile and comfortable. Explore simple and effective tips to protect your joint health during the winter months, backed by expert advice and science.