Learning To Live In A Broken World
The world can seem like a pretty intimidating place, almost a shattered mess given lockdowns, wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, political divisiveness and the growing threat from climate
The world can seem like a pretty intimidating place, almost a shattered mess given lockdowns, wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, political divisiveness and the growing threat from climate
The Skinny: How important is water? Well, in the most basic life and death equation, a person can survive up to six weeks without food, but only one week without
By Jessica Scarpati – Life gets busy, which sometimes means what winds up on your dinner plate looks way more like a raccoon has raided the fridge than anything found
By John Salak – Retirement is a mixed bag for many. It is supposed to signal a gateway to reward and relaxation for mature adults. In reality, it’s a time
By John Salak – There are a lot of reasons to argue against chowing down on refined carbohydrates, which are found in processed foods that have much of their nutritional
The Skinny: Americans are under a high blood pressure assault. Otherwise known as hypertension, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that almost half of American adults suffer from high blood
By Sean Zucker – The World Health Organization (WHO) has previously declared that anxiety disorders are the most common mental disorders on the planet. In fact, WHO reports that over 300
By John Salak – Emojis seem to be overtaking the world for just about everyone using digital communications—everyone but older adults that is. But the reason mature folks avoid plugging
By John Salak – Listen up. Music isn’t just good for a person’s soul. It can also help support physical and mental health, especially in older adults. University of Michigan
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