Vitamin D May Help Elderly Reduce Their Risk of Falling
A new study suggests that supplementing elderly diets may boost muscle strength and prevent injuries.
A new study suggests that supplementing elderly diets may boost muscle strength and prevent injuries.
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Braising hearty greens helps make them tender, and finishing them with a splash of vinegar brightens their flavor. Play with different combinations by switching up your oils and acids: Instead of olive oil and vinegar, try coconut oil and brown-rice vinegar, or ghee and fresh lime juice. Other nice flavor additions include grated fresh ginger, crushed garlic, or minced jalapeños.
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How one man put his life back together with the help of an obscure Nordic game.
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Try a few variations on the plank!
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Pioneering neurobiologist Daniel J. Siegel, MD, explains how we can train our brains to improve our well-being.