Health and Wellness Education

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How to Plan for Aging Well: What It Really Takes to Age on Your Terms

Most of us say we want to stay in our homes as we age. But fewer of us stop to ask: What would it actually take to make that possible? …

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How to Choose your Healthcare Power of Attorney

Imagine this: You’re in the hospital, unable to speak. Doctors are asking what to do. Your loved ones are standing there—anxious, unsure, afraid of making the wrong call. It’s a …

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Waking Up Exhausted? How Magnesium and a Life Care Plan Restored My Sleep and Energy

I’ve always been intentional about my health—eating well, exercising regularly, and staying active. But after menopause, something changed. I started waking up at 3 a.m., wide awake for no reason. …

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Gut Health & Aging Well: How a Healthy Gut Supports Independence, Immunity & Longevity

For years, I struggled with bloating, brain fog, low energy, and unpredictable digestion. I assumed it was stress, working long hours, or just part of getting older. I tried everything—cutting …

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Are You Getting Enough Protein? The Key to Strength, Independence, and Aging at Home

I grew up on red meat—steak tips, meatloaf, roast beef dinners on Sundays—all hearty meals. Through my 40s, my favorite meal was a grilled porterhouse steak, cooked to perfection. I …

The Fitness Shift That Transformed My Health—And Why It’s a Critical Part of Life Care Planning

For years, I was on top of my fitness game—cycling six to seven days a week, pushing through 45- to 60-minute spin classes. I felt strong, fit, and full of …

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