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Have You Planned for Your
Long Term Care?
By Earl Cronin
It is true that a lot of people are not planning on
getting old, or getting
 sick
in their later years, although these instances are
inevitable. With these concerns in mind, people who are of a
certain age should already be thinking about their long term
health care.
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Exercising Your Brain
By Anthony Tripodi
 Staying
fit is a great goal that will help you lead a longer,
healthier life but if your brain can't keep up, then what's
the point. The brain is a muscle too and it follows the same
"use it or lose it" policy as your other muscles. So how can
you keep your brain fit? Brain exercise is the answer.
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How to Make the Most Out of Low-Impact Exercise
By Carole S. Guinane
 By
adding physical activity to your daily routine, low-impact exercise
can be one of the most effective ways to begin a long-term weight
loss commitment. The benefit of low-impact exercise lies in the fact
that you don't need to engage in overly stressful activities to
experience the benefits of regular exercise. In fact, there are
plenty of low-impact activities that can provide a sufficient
workout and help you meet your long term weight loss goals. If you
want to begin incorporating exercise into your daily routine but
don't know where to start, consider some of the following tips to
develop a low-impact exercise regimen as part of your weight loss
program.
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Boomers & Heart Disease
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Heal Your Body
By Louise Hay
Price:
$6.95
This book offers
positive new thought patterns to replace negative emotions.
It includes an alphabetical chart of physical ailments, the
probable causes, and healing affirmations to help you
eliminate old patterns.
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Americans Shocked to Learn that Medicare Does
Not Pay for All Healthcare Expenses By Pamela
Dombrowski-Wilson
Forty percent of
Americans believe that Medicare pays for all healthcare needs after
age 65. The majority of older adults are unprepared and shocked to
learn they have to pay out of pocket for expenses they believed to
be reimbursed by Medicare insurance.
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