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Mobility, strength and flexibility are key to independence

Pilgrimage – a different approach to going for a walk?

I was watching Simon Reeves, the television travel presenter, beginning his new series on pilgrimage this week. His first episode began and ended in the UK, and looked like an interesting project, but surely too much like hard work to add to the things to do in retirement list? Yet according to the British Pilgrimage […]

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How Functional Fitness Is Empowering Women to Train on Their Terms

Collaborative Post There’s something quietly revolutionary happening in women’s fitness, and it has nothing to do with counting calories or squeezing into high-impact gym classes. Today, more women are shifting focus toward functional movement, not for the sake of appearance, but for strength that actually makes life easier. Whether it be working at home, keeping […]

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Magnesium Citrate Tablets: What They Are and When to Take Them

Collaborative Post Magnesium is an essential mineral that plays a pivotal role in over 300 enzymatic reactions in the body, including energy production, DNA synthesis, and nerve signal transmission. If you are considering adding a magnesium supplement to your routine, magnesium citrate tablets may be a beneficial option due to their high bioavailability. But what […]

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The Ultimate Guide to Walking Pads for Senior Citizens

Collaborative Post One thing I used to regularly hear from the elders was that aging gracefully is all about staying active. One of the best ways to stay active for seniors to maintain their mobility and keeping their body in motion is through walking. Walking easily remains one of the safest and most effective forms […]

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The Importance of Breathwork in Yoga Classes: Health Benefits and Techniques

Collaborative Post Yoga is a multifaceted practice, engaging both body and mind through physical poses, meditation, and an often-overlooked yet crucial element – breathwork. Known as ‘pranayama’ in Sanskrit, breathwork holds a vital place in yoga, guiding practitioners beyond mere movement into a state of holistic wellness. While poses stretch and strengthen, breathing techniques cultivate […]

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The downside of Vitamin D supplements

Known as the ‘sunshine vitamin, Vitamin D makes a significant contribution to our general well-being. It helps to maintain healthy bones and teeth and in supporting immunity. For some groups, Vitamin D deficiency can be a problem, and GPs may prescribe supplements to increase levels. These people tend to be in groups aged over 65, […]

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Natural Remedies for Muscle Pain Relief

Collaborative Post Muscle pain in our loved elderly is something we all hate to see them suffer through – it stops them from being able to do so much that they would love to do. And most of the time, this impact extends to their family members and caretakers. So for anyone, whether they’re a […]

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Strength Training for Seniors: Staying Active and Independent

Collaborative Post Strength training is a vital component of overall health and well-being, regardless of age. For seniors, maintaining muscle strength, bone density, and functional fitness is especially crucial for promoting independence and enhancing quality of life. Incorporating weight plates into a senior’s fitness routine can offer numerous benefits, helping them stay active, mobile, and […]

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