How To Use Resistance Training To Become Anti Frail Infographic

How To Use Resistance Training To Become Anti Frail Infographic

How To Use Resistance Training To Become Anti Frail Infographic

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Ten Minutes is All You Need

Research has shown that ten minutes of moderate-to-vigorous exercise performed each day is enough to significantly reduce your risk of early death.

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Can you flourish alone?

A review of eight flourishing scales has revealed that most components of flourishing do not require social interactions, showing that it is indeed possible to flourish in solitude.

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Stay Active to Survive Breast Cancer

Physical activity after breast cancer diagnosis increases your chance of surviving while reducing the probability of tumor recurrence.

Weekend Warrior

The Way of the Weekend Warrior

The way of the weekend warrior is one path to health that also leaves plenty of room in your life for the pursuit of other activities that you find important and meaningful.

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Why am I getting old? Molecular Changes Driving Old Age

Aging mechanisms interact within a network of complex feedback loops, leading to increased damage and degeneration over time.

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What is Positive Aging?

By applying the principles of Positive Aging, you can avoid disease and disability and lead a long, healthy, and fulfilling life.

Powerful Older Man

An Antidote Against Frailty

Frailty is preventable, and often reversible, if you are willing to put in the work and follow the four golden rules of resistance training.

Woman Yoga Nidra for sleep

Yoga Nidra for Better Sleep

Disrupted sleep increases anxiety and depression. Yoga Nidra is an effective method that has helped many people overcome insomnia.

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Low-Intensity Cardio for Metabolic Health

Emerging research shows that low-intensity cardio is the best way to improve your metabolic and cardiovascular health.

Strong bones, strong brain.

Strong Bones, Strong Mind

Regular exercise releases osteocalcin from your bones. Once in circulation, osteocalcin enters your brain to support learning and memory.