Dr. Mitchell Clionsky explains how to avoid dementia in Episode 54
The good news is that with proper attention now, the likelihood of experiencing dementia can be reduced by as much as 50%. Two major studies have confirmed that statistic in recent years.
Harvard colleagues agree people can find happiness through purpose
Sanjiv Chopra and Gina Vild discovered the magic sauce of how having a purpose in life works to boost someone’s happiness quotient.
Author Sarah Geringer offers people hope for the hard days
“We need baby boomers to be honest about all the hard stuff they have gone through,” Sarah explained. “That way, we are better equipped when we go through hard things ourselves.”
Beverly Pimsleur helps adults and children fall in love with language
If there is one thing Beverly’s life exemplifies, it is the need to keep moving forward regardless of what happens and to find new interests.
In Episode 053, Angie Clayton describes her ministry of presence
Angie’s biggest contribution has been in starting what she calls a ministry of presence to walk with people who are experiencing grief. Her book describes things that are helpful and not-so-helpful when ministering to grieving people.
Six Missouri sisters believe they are the world’s longest-living siblings
Six sisters originally from Missouri who have a combined age of 570 years, have submitted a video to Guinness World Records in hopes of being proclaimed the longest-living six siblings in the world.
Older saints offer unique blessings to younger church members
Lifeway Research noted older Christians can still have tremendous impact on their churches by sharing some important lessons to younger members.
Successful retirement requires balancing rest with activity
Many seasoned citizens talk themselves out of doing things that are meaningful and productive in retirement by claiming they either aren’t good enough or smart enough to do so. Both are lies.
Everyday behaviors trump genetics regarding healthy longevity
“Optimists have fewer physical and emotional difficulties, experience less pain, enjoy higher energy levels and are generally happier and calmer in their lives,” said Dr. Small.
Mike Fisher, aka ‘Ninja,’ is Britain’s oldest soccer player at 90
“That feeling of scoring never gets old, even if I am,” Mike said. “The football gives me a reason to still get up and out and stay fit and active. I don’t want to be sitting in a chair all day long.”