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Study Finds That Coffee Can Reduce Risk of Muscle Loss, Fractures, and Cognitive Decline

How the Queen’s minimalist eating habits promoted heart health, brain function, and graceful aging without strict dieting.

Despite her advanced age, she hasn't lost her sense of humor or zest for life. In a rare interview, a 90-year-old woman shares what really matters - and no, it's not about money.

Research reveals how simple habits can significantly reduce age-related brain disease risk

Discover how vitamins, omega-3s, and antioxidant-rich foods like salmon and avocado can help you achieve healthy, radiant skin.

Experts Recommend Going Shoeless to Strengthen Feet, Improve Balance, and Reduce Fall Risk

Discover the best nutrient-rich foods that support youthful skin, brain health, and overall wellness as you age

Why weight loss is harder after 40, and science-backed strategies to boost metabolism, build strength, and feel your best

Drinking three or more cups of green tea daily is linked to better brain health and reduced age-related damage

Research Links Ultra-Processed Food Consumption to Accelerated Biological Aging: How to Make Healthier Choices

Discover dermatologist-approved foods that boost collagen, fight wrinkles, and keep your skin glowing at any age.

A study finds that women live longer with more chronic pain and mental health issues, while men face higher rates of fatal diseases

From sugar to processed meats: Discover which everyday foods speed up aging and how to protect your skin, teeth, and health through smarter eating choices.

A doctor reveals how olive oil, green tea, berries, and more can make your body feel 20 years younger

Discover how dry sauna sessions and strength training can boost collagen, improve skin health, and fight wrinkles.

Getting older means our bodies need more care and respect. Here are four essential tips to follow once you're in your 40s.

What Steve Jobs, Brain Research, and Jewish Wisdom Teach Us About Breaking Mental Barriers and Starting Fresh

Why can't I keep up with the grandkids like I did with my children? It's all about the telomere, a tiny region at the end of each cell in the body.

A new study reveals a method to slow down cellular aging by nine years, but it requires consistent effort.