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The mind is the strongest obstacle to wellness. It is constantly running, worrying, thinking about the past and the future. It wants to solve problems, judge, label, and conceptualize everything. This causes us to miss the most precious thing we have in this world at any time... this very moment.
Concerning health and wellness, the first thing your mind does is to tell you that it's too hard. "Exercising is painful and hard. I'm too busy for it. I'm not flexible enough. I have back pain. Eating right is too hard. I feel like I'm losing all of the foods I love. Why should I take supplements? They're too expensive and are all snake oil anyway. Meditation? Are you kidding me? How is that going to solve my problems? I'm too busy. Plus I don't know how to do it or where to begin."
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It's not that hard. Just do anything at all. New studies are showing that exercise not only helps the body, but it actually helps your brain work better and improves your mood.
Start off with 5 minutes per day, 3 days per week, of any sort of activity; walking, running, swimming, sports, weight lifting, yoga, stretching, anything. Any movement at all helps release toxins from your tissues, burn unnecessary fat, and get your blood moving. You don't need to spend 3 hours a day in the gym to be in shape. More...

For shaping your body, strengthening your tissues and ligaments it's important to do some weight lifting. We're not trying to become Arnold Schwarzenegger here, just move your muscles a little. Just enough to put a little strain on your muscles is fine. More...

Choosing senior housing and residential care is a difficult and important process. Every human being, in old age, comes full cycle to needing others to help them with their personal needs. Some seniors have few such needs; others have many physical, mental, and emotional needs. More...

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