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.
Read More >>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.
Read More >>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.
Read More >>Yoga Nidra for Better Sleep
Disrupted sleep increases anxiety and depression. Yoga Nidra is an effective method that has helped many people overcome insomnia.
Read More >>Strong Bones, Strong Mind
Regular exercise releases osteocalcin from your bones. Once in circulation, osteocalcin enters your brain to support learning and memory.
Read More >>Self-Compassion: A Powerful Antidote to Stress
Self-compassion promotes adaptive stress-coping approaches that reduce stress while suppressing maladaptive behaviors that make stress worse.
Read More >>How to Become Stress-Proof: Develop a Positive Stress Mindset
By adopting the mindset that stress is positive, you significantly increase your ability to overcome life’s challenges.
Read More >>Eat Like an Athlete, Age Like a Boss
Diets that support athletes can help you maintain your physical performance as you age.
Read More >>How to Build an Anti-Frail Mind: Use Exercise to Control Brain Inflammation
Regular exercise reduces neuroinflammation, which increases brain cell proliferation and survival, leading to improved cognition.
Read More >>What Causes Exercise-Associated Muscle Cramps?
If you regularly suffer from muscle cramps, fatigue management should become a top priority in your training and competition preparation.
Read More >>Want to become anti-frail? Then consider a Fasting-Mimicking Diet.
Fasting-mimicking diets induce a fasting state while providing essential micro-nutrients, significantly reducing the risk of malnutrition.
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