A recent study suggests that daily cocoa extract supplements may reduce inflammation in older adults. This anti-inflammatory effect, especially on a marker tied to heart disease, could explain why cocoa may support healthier ageing. Researchers say the flavanols in cocoa could offer real, natural benefits for the ageing body
New research shows that even “normal” B12 levels might not be enough to protect brain health. Vitamin B12 is not a magic bullet, but it's a vital nutrient for healthy aging. Alongside a nutrient-rich diet and regular exercise, mental activities like learning a new language, playing an instrument, or dancing can also enhance brain function.
Healthy eating can protect your heart brain as you age, says a new Swedish research. Diet rich in vegetables, fruits, whole grains, nuts and healthy fats, slow disease, while processed foods speed it up. Adopting a Mediterranean, MIND, or AHEI diet could boost your health and longevity.
Stages of dementia and diagnosis: Being able to recognize the warning signs and make lifestyle modifications are tools in empowering others to keep their brains healthy, improve memory and stave off independence longer.
Mild cognitive impairment in older individuals commonly goes undetected, resulting in delayed recognition and intervention. Early detection leads to early treatment and lifestyle modifications for better results. Knowing what to look for — and how to foster brain health — are critical to maintaining independence and quality of life for older adults.
Malaika Arora is no stranger to fame and the criticism that comes with being in the industry for decades. She recently shared how she finds the label ‘buddhiya’ as triggering and insensitive. The actress is thankful for the support system she has, which includes her son Arhaan Khan, who encourages her to let it go and move on.
Staying physically active slows cognitive decline, preserves brain structure, boosts memory, reduces mortality risk, and supports mental performance and long-term health resilience
Benefits of stretching exercises: Studies suggest that a stretching daily can work wonders in keeping your joints flexible and your bones strong, helping you live a more active and independent life.
How screens affect your skin: Blue light from devices triggers oxidative stress, dark spots and premature ageing, while your phone-neck posture weakens skin support. Dermatology studies now reveal how everyday habits can speed up wrinkles and sagging, and how simple changes can protect your skin.
Spinal shrinkage causes: Shrinking height in older adults is due to ageing. It could mean serious spinal fractures caused by bone loss over time. Besides poor posture and back pain often hide chronic damage to the spine. Here’s what you need to know.
Healthy ageing isn’t just about avoiding illness, it’s about improving quality of life. Daily practiceslike staying social, eating well, moving regularly, caring for your mind, and safeguarding your senses, are designed to keep you energetic and healthy at 60 and after.
Ageing doesn’t have to mean slowing down. China’s retired school teacher named Li, a 92-year-old woman, is aweing everyone with her intense fitness routine and natural health secrets that seem to reverse time. From strong muscles to blackening hair, she’s become a role model of strength, discipline, and graceful ageing. Discover tips and draw inspiration from her.
Healthy ageing is about daily habits that boost your body and brain. Simple activities like walking, standing on one leg, or recalling a grocery list can reveal how well you're ageing. Here are 5 quick tests that may reveal your strength, balance, memory and longevity.
Studies suggest that the shingles vaccine may help reduce the risk of dementia, especially in older adults. With no cure for dementia yet, vaccination could become a valuable part of strategies aimed at preserving brain health well into later life. Here’s what you need to know.
Parkinson’s disease symptoms and stages: The symptoms of Parkinson’s disease appear slowly. Paying attention to your body’s subtle changes can lead to earlier diagnosis, better management, and a longer, fuller life. Don't ignore these signs suggested by expert.
Staying physically active is good for your muscles and it also fuels your brain. Regular movement helps older adults handle mental tiredness better and keeps them feeling strong, focused, and ready to take on the day
Peptides offer a gentle yet powerful solution for ageing skin, hydration, and repair. While they don’t work overnight, experts suggest that consistent use can lead to noticeable improvements in skin firmness, elasticity, and radiance. Here’s why.
Joint pain causes physical discomfort and can deeply impact women's health and routine. However, with a positive lifestyle, early diagnosis, and innovative treatments, women can take control of their joint health and lead active, pain-free lives. Here’s how.
Skincare tips: Did you know that hormones can help slow down signs of ageing like wrinkles and hair greying? According to a new study, certain hormones could be used to treat and prevent skin aging in the future. Here’s how.
Lifestyle habits to slow ageing: New research suggests that simple lifestyle changes, such as taking omega-3s, vitamin D, and exercising regularly, can slow biological aging by months or even years. Here are 7 ways to keep your body and mind youthful for longer.
Diabetes is said to increase the risk of cognitive decline. However, by controlling blood sugar levels, staying mentally and physically active, and seeking early interventions, those with diabetes can protect their brain health. Here’s how.
Ageing and diabetes are closely linked, but understanding the condition can help you take control. Discover the symptoms, prioritise healthy habits, and consult your doctor to prevent diabetes.
Research suggests that the way you smile, laugh, and even frown, can have lasting effects on how you age. So, next time you make a face, remember, it’s not just your skin’s surface that’s changing; it’s the deeper layers too.
Dementia cases are rising, but early action, healthy habits, and focused health policies can help reduce its impact, according to a study using over 30 years of data from the ARIC-NCS. Discover the causes, risks and preventive measures.
Regular physical activity, managing blood glucose levels, and reducing inflammation, can significantly impact how your brain ages. Research emphasises that while the brain may age naturally over time, you have the power to slow down that process through mindful lifestyle choices. Here’s how.