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As you age, your physical, mental, and emotional needs change. Body’s needs change, including everything from nutrition and fitness to mental health. Our attainable and positive nutrition, fitness, and longevity tips can help you take advantage of every decade—from your 30s to 40s, 50s, 60s, and beyond.
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If You're Over 65, Eat More of These 8 Foods

Here's what doctors recommend adding to your diet.

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Eating This Fruit Can Prevent Muscle Loss

A new study links grapes to muscle function.

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If You're Over 65, Don't Eat These 6 Foods

They could cause heart issues, food poisoning, and more.

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2 Surprisingly Simple Daily Habits That May Help Prevent Dementia

Protecting your brain from dementia may be easier than you think.

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Taking This Supplement Can Slow Down Aging

​"In my opinion, 70 is the new 50," said the study's author.

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Playing This Sport Will Make Your Life Expectancy "Soar"

A longevity expert says it's a well-rounded activity.

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12 Hairstyles That Make You Look Older

Certain colors & cuts can be unflattering, stylists say.

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Your Thermostat Could Be Affecting Your Brain Health

If you're over 65, be mindful of your home's temperature.

JoCleta Wilson working at Home Depot

100-Year-Old Woman Shares Her 5 Longevity Secrets

She's the oldest person who works at Home Depot.