Adopting healthy habits and behaviors, staying involved in your community, using preventive services, managing health conditions, and understanding all your medications can contribute to a productive and meaningful life, Deliberately Delaying the Effects of Aging .
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⭐Deliberately Delaying the Effects of Aging⭐
What is Healthy Aging?
VIDEO: The Science of Healthy Aging
Healthy Aging is about creating the environments and opportunities that enable people to be and do what they value throughout their lives.
Everybody can experience Healthy Aging.
Being free of disease or infirmity is not a requirement for Healthy Aging as many older adults have one or more health conditions that, when well controlled, have little influence on their wellbeing.
Everybody can experience Healthy Aging.
Being free of disease or infirmity is not a requirement for Healthy Aging as many older adults have one or more health conditions that, when well controlled, have little influence on their wellbeing.
Maintaining the Functional Ability
WHO defines Healthy Aging “as the process of developing and maintaining the functional ability that enables wellbeing in older age”. Functional ability is about having the capabilities that enable all people to be and do what they have reason to value. This includes a person’s ability to:
> meet their basic needs;
> to learn, grow and make decisions;
> to be mobile;
> to build and maintain relationships; and
> to contribute to society.
> meet their basic needs;
> to learn, grow and make decisions;
> to be mobile;
> to build and maintain relationships; and
> to contribute to society.
⭐ Info Longevity
Imagine a future where technology has solved today’s killer diseases, extended natural healthy lifespans – and given older people a fresh lease of life.The pace of longevity and healthy aging research means this future is a lot closer than you’d think.
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Instead of ‘sacrifice life’s pleasures now, maybe live longer,’ healthy longevity starts with stacking simple habits. Get your sleep, food, and exercise right, and you’ll be in the best position to take advantage of scientific breakthroughs in the 2030’s and beyond. Best of all, those same longevity habits will give you extra energy, clearer thinking, and a more positive mindset – right now.
The Age Well Times is the antidote to snake oil salespeople and half-starved fitness gurus.
This site takes the fantastic work of healthy aging researchers, and translates it into practical, actionable steps. > The Age Well Times
The Age Well Times is the antidote to snake oil salespeople and half-starved fitness gurus.
This site takes the fantastic work of healthy aging researchers, and translates it into practical, actionable steps. > The Age Well Times
⭐ Tips for Healthy Aging
⭐ Think About Aging in a New Way
Your goal may not be living longer, but about increasing the number of healthy years you’ll have in the future. Live a healthy life now, so you can enjoy what you have enjoyed in life for longer.
Practicing the recommendation Tips below may help you age with confidence and help you stay independent longer, whether that’s living at home, in your community, or with your family.
Practicing the recommendation Tips below may help you age with confidence and help you stay independent longer, whether that’s living at home, in your community, or with your family.
⭐ Seven Healthy Aging Tips
1. Eat the right foods in the right balance
Eating well is important at any age. Eating the right amount of healthy foods in the right balance can help reduce your risk of many diseases, including diabetes, heart disease and certain types of cancers.
2. Keep moving
Exercise routines and time at the gym may be difficult for some people.
But, in most situations, there are easy things you can do that will get you moving. Ideas include going for a walk, using the stairs instead of an elevator, or standing up and sitting down—anything to keep your blood flowing, your muscles moving, and your joints healthy.
Any kind of movement can help you manage stress and help manage and improve diseases. Also, the more you keep your balance and keep your muscles active, the more you may be able to avoid falling and getting injured.
But, in most situations, there are easy things you can do that will get you moving. Ideas include going for a walk, using the stairs instead of an elevator, or standing up and sitting down—anything to keep your blood flowing, your muscles moving, and your joints healthy.
Any kind of movement can help you manage stress and help manage and improve diseases. Also, the more you keep your balance and keep your muscles active, the more you may be able to avoid falling and getting injured.
3. See your doctor and stay current on screenings
This is key to set you on the path to healthy aging. It is essential that you see your doctor as recommended and follow through on preventive testing and general checkups, such as for your blood pressure, cholesterol, bone health, weight management, and other screenings (e.g., prostate, breasts, cervix, colon). Be sure you are current with the recommended vaccines, which are not just for children.
4. Get enough sleep
5. Get out and socialize
Some people may find themselves more isolated from others during their later years. Keeping up a lively connection with your community, family, and friends is a great way to help keep your mind healthy and your spirits up.
6. Quit smoking
Smoking is associated with a number of diseases and conditions, including heart disease, lung disease, and even some cancers. Speak with your doctor for help and support. There are many resources to help you give up this addiction.
7. Practise Continuous Learning
Several scientific studies have shown that lifelong learning activities can help people maintain better brain function as they age.
8. Stay mentally fit
Keeping the brain active is as important as keeping the body fit. Many people work on crossword puzzles and computer games designed to keep your brain in motion. Others work or volunteer and find ways to make a contribution with the skills they have learned during their lifetime. Still, others travel to new places, read books and magazines, or take classes and learn new skills to keep their mind active and fit.
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12 Reasons Why We Age
The aging process in the human body is highly complex – and difficult to stop. A changed intestinal flora, aging cells, mutations in the genetic material and much more contribute to this. Science has identified a dozen signs of aging.
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