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Older Adults are Embracing Go-Karting

The subject of Go-Karting may seem a bit strange for a site devoted to the aging process, but, if the truth be known, many older adults are finding that Go-Karts offer a terrific recreational outlet. Jay Leno, who’s 58 as of this writing, is an enthusiast.

What kid doesn’t yearn to drive? If you’re a boomer with adolescents or a grandparent with grand kids that age, you might just want to consider participating in this ideal sport for the entire family. If you want to spend some quality time with your grandchildren, you might want to give this some thought. Continue Reading »

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Posted by Robert on Nov 14th 2008 | Filed in Grandparents | Comments (2)

Ways to Meditate

Those of us who are becoming more chronologically advantaged, face it, getting older, often have not had exposure to the benefits of meditation. It just hasn’t been a part of many older Americans’ world view. Just because we’re aging, and hopefully gaining greater wisdom, doesn’t mean that we are not subject to the same sorts of stress others feel in this fast paced, modern world. Here is a rundown on the various approaches to meditation. Continue Reading »

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Posted by Bill Bodri on Oct 31st 2008 | Filed in Health & Medicine | Comments (0)

Devastating Impact of Alcoholism on the Family

Alcoholism is a progressive disease that only gets worse as the sufferer moves through the aging process. That means that it tends, over time, to have increasingly harmful effects on the family and relationships within the family. Moreover, if the alcoholic is unwilling to do anything ro seek recovery, it becomes incumbent on other family members to adjust their lives in ways that will minimize the impact of the disease. Here are some further insights into the delemma. Continue Reading »

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Posted by Carl-Peter Lehmann on Oct 17th 2008 | Filed in Diseases and Conditions | Comments (1)

Alcoholism, Addiction Treatment and Aging

One thing I’ve observed over the years is that people prone to alcohol abuse or addiction very often can get through their twenties with little in the way of consequences. In their thirties, problems associated with alcohol and/or drugs begin to surface, although there generally is little awareness of the connection or outright denial.

Once they reach their forties, however, problems become more severe. This is a progressive disease that never gets better, and only gets worse, in the aging process, without intervention. Continue Reading »

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Posted by Carl-Peter on Sep 11th 2008 | Filed in Diseases and Conditions | Comments (1)

Are There Helpful Anti Cellulite Products?

So much is written, and so much concern is shown these days about cellulite that it’s pertinent to inquire whether there actually are any anti cellulite products that are helpful. This article we came across tries to shed some light on the subject and has some pointers worth keeping in mind. Continue Reading »

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Posted by Mandy Adamsen on Sep 2nd 2008 | Filed in skin care | Comments (4)

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