In Part 1 of this article, I discussed some of the things it would take to get us, as individuals and as a society, healthy again, with food and exercise as the main topics. Just to recap: choose healthy foods that are rich in vitamins, minerals, and water. So, eat lots of whole fruit and
My interest in healthy aging started long before I began my own journey into and through middle age. As most of you know, I have been working as a health professional, personal trainer, and habit change coach for decades. After working with thousands of people, from elite athletes to seniors to average Joes, I have
As you might have guessed, I have a curious mind, or as I’ve been told by my publisher, “an eclectic taste in writing.” I’m not sure he meant that as a compliment. Still, they give me this space. Recently, I came across an article I had read a few years ago discussing a modern take
You know that it’s spring in PA for multiple reasons. For one, Mother Nature must be mad at us as it is snowing one day and beach weather the next. For another, the grocery stores are filled with chocolate bunnies and Easter baskets. Passover, Easter, and other religious holidays are coming up, along with their
How you start your morning often determines the rhythm and success of your day. High performers, from top entrepreneurs to athletes, share a set of intentional habits that prime their minds and bodies for focus, resilience, and success. These rituals are not just motivational fluff; they’re grounded in science and can be adopted by anyone
Normally, I write about things that are more directly related to health, but my intention with this column has always been to highlight things that speak to improving our quality of life in some way. Recently, I ran into an acquaintance, Linell Stabler, and learned of the amazing adventures she was having taking people on
