With little advancement in the ability for drugs to treat dementia, many people are left asking:
What can I do to help prevent or delay the onset of cognitive decline and dementia?
What can I do to maintain healthy living as I grow older?
Staying fit forever: ‘Even people using walkers or wheelchairs are exercising’ “You have to be active,” Becker says, imitating a hunched-over person thumbing a cell phone. “Everyone is sitting in front of a computer all day. You have to move your entire body.” ...
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It's just what I needed for my situation. I have bursitis in my right shoulder and have bouts of sciatica nerve pain. You still get a good work out. I highly recommend
We are so grateful to Julie Schmanke at Arbor Court Retirement Community in Topeka, Kansas. A group there uses the Stronger Seniors Chair Exercise DVDs to stay healthy!
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The strength and balance exercises are also gentle enough that I can do the whole workout. My balance is poor but I hope with time I can stand without the chair. Definitely recommend this for anyone needing effective but gentle exercise. ...
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Age, family genetics, and gender make it nearly impossible for older adults to avoid becoming a chronic disease statistic. Eighty percent of adults 65 and olde...
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Seniors who took up short bursts of activity, experienced and displayed an improvement up to 30% in memory tasks. High ...
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Hats off to Carolyn L. at The Residence of Chardon, a senior community in Chardon, Ohio. They adopted the Stronger Seniors program this summer. Chair Exercise Programs for Seniors
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A major reason for middle aged weight gain is the natural muscle loss we all experience (sarcopenia)," says Dr. Caroline Apovian. Strength Training for Seniors Video
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