Active Living: Longevity

Articles

New Research Shows Exercise Helps Delay Onset of Dementia
By Patrick Walters, Associated Press Writer.
Associated Press. New York: Jan 16, 2006
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Alzheimer Docs Report:
Being Overweight and Inactive "Not Good For the Heart, and Not Good for the Brain"
Obesity Today, Alzheimer's Disease Tomorrow?
High Insulin Levels Linked to Alzheimer's
By Daniel DeNoon WebMD Medical News Reviewed By Brunilda Nazario, MD
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Healthy eating, exercise key to keeping brain fit, say scientists
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Links

• RN Speaks Out For Older Adult Activity
  Rio Grande, NJ (PRWEB) February 1, 2006
• Attitude is everything in old age
• The Wellness Solution (ICAA, March 2002)
• The Multi-Stations Wellness Model – Motivating Residents to Move Toward Wellness
• Whole-Person Wellness Observations for 2001: The Journey Continues
• Emotional Longevity – By Norman B. Anderson, Ph.D
• The Secrets of Aging Well
  Many people think that long life is just genetics and good luck. But you'd
  be surprised at how many factors that contribute
  to long life are within your control.
  By Richard Trubo – WebMD Feature
• How Cutting Calories May Increase Longevity
  Cutting calories may promote longevity by increasing the production of chemicals involved in many critical processes within the body, according to a new study in mice.
  By Jennifer Warner – WebMD Medical News