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Health Habits You Should Never Do After Age 60, According to Doctors

It starts slowly—you may start panting after climbing two floors, miss your regular bus, or you can’t remind the name of that actor from The Hudsucker Proxy. In your mind, you may feel a decade or two younger than you actually are, but aging is eventually catching up with you. This is the last moment

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Strategies to avoid heatstroke, other illness on sweltering days

 Hundreds of heat records are being set with temperatures upwards of 107 degrees in states like California, Arizona, Utah, Wyoming and Montana. Some planes are being grounded because the shimmering heat makes it dangerous to fly. And some municipalities are asking residents to turn their thermostats way up to protect the energy grid. A “mega-heat

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How Anyone Can Build Habits For Optimal Wellness, Performance, & Focus

As a part of our series about “How Anyone Can Build Habits For Optimal Wellness, Performance, & Focus”, I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Krystal L. Culler, DBH, M.A. Krystal is the Founder of the Virtual Brain Health Center and a Doctor of Behavioral Health. She is a Senior Atlantic Fellow for Equity in

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Power Up Your Brain- Six Ways to Boost Blood Flow

Optimal blood flow is a key component of brain health.  Check out the article for 6 specific lifestyle strategies proven to be highly effective at boosting brain blood flow including meditation suggested by Krystal Culler. Our brain has many well-known structures like the amygdala that detects danger and the prefrontal cortex that enables planning, but

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Cognitive Impairment& Degenerative Disease-An Education & Career Guide

Key warning signs, when and where to get checked, and how you can help those who live and work with various levels of cognitive impairment. Interview with a Cognitive Impairment Specialist, Dr. Krystal L. Culler. Just 16% of seniors get tested regularly for cognitive impairments and diseases, compared to 91% who receive screening for high

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Stay-at-Home Health Tips for Aging Adults

The COVID-19 quarantine makes staying active a little more complicated, but it’s far from impossible. Consider taking these steps to boost your mood, reduce stress, and support your mental wellbeing such as establishing a Brain fitness routine suggested by Dr. Krystal Culler. Businesses and schools all over the country have shut their doors in an

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