

The island where people forget to die
A little Greek Island called Ikaria; living to 100 is a little bit easier here. The Wonder List with Bill Weir, CNN #health


Quotes and advice from the 5 oldest people in the world
1. Misao Okawa, 116, Japan “Eat and sleep and you will live a long time,” she told The Telegraph on her 116th birthday. “You have to...

Explore the human body like never before
This website is interesting, educational and very helpful to get to know your own body. Take the lead when it comes to your health and...


Doctor's biggest secret to staying young
They will do anything to steer clear of other doctors! Learn from them by avoiding medicines and ops you don't need! One of Sir Muir...


Sod 70!
Love this book title! Keep fit, keep the brain going, and with a spot of good fortune you can be living a fulfilling, active life into...


Extend your life, keep moving!
The world around us is built around sitting, whether we’re working, driving, eating, or watching TV. A new study published in the Annals...


Senior Adventure Tours
Who says senior travel is all about buses and buffets?! Check out these senior adventures. 7-day Alaskan Wildlife Cruise...
White House Conference on Aging, 2015
What is it about: The conference is designed to assist the public and private sectors to be responsive to the needs of a diverse aging...


Why Japanese from Okinawa may live longer
They drink is a mix of honey, garlic, aloe vera and turmeric along with a native liquor. They drink this mixture before going to bed each...


What I've learned about elders in Japan
The reason for the high population of senior citizens in Japan is that many Japanese live to be well over 100 years old. Some reasons...