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Seasonal Depression 101

November 18, 2022

It’s the turkey’s fault. According to Camille Styles, author of Lifestyles Daily Blog, ”a turkey food coma has less to do with the turkey and more to do with eating a variety of other foods also containing tryptophan. Thanksgiving is a tryptophan gold mine.” Tryptophan, an amino acid found only in food, induces relaxation, or […]

How to Stay Fit After 70

November 14, 2022

A previous blog extolled the joys of Fall… fresh air, sunshine, a palette of colors, and fun outdoor activities. Was there a message between the lines? A silent intention?… perhaps the intended moral was to remind Seniors enjoyment is simpler when physically fit, especially after the age of seventy. Physical and mental fitness is serious […]

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How to Handle Chronic Pain

November 7, 2022

Pain, as unpleasant as it is, has one positive side. Pain alerts us to problems our bodies may be having. Constant aching, burning, and throbbing elevates discomfort to a new level where pain is impossible to be ignored, also known as Chronic Pain. Chronic pain happens anywhere in the body, changes focus, leads to depression […]

Nostalgic Halloween Costumes

October 27, 2022

“In masks and gowns we haunt the street and knock on doors for trick or treat.” Jack Prelusky, a children’s poet, knew exactly what Halloween is about. The inner child we all carry certainly remembers the days of witches and goblins… or was it princesses and super heroes? Halloween began over 2000 years ago as […]

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How to Protect Your Hearing as a Senior

October 14, 2022

A past commercial featured a man asking, “Can you hear me now?” Although this phrase is often repeated in jest, Seniors seldom find hearing loss funny; it’s important to protect your hearing. Hearing loss is suffered by twenty five percent of adults between 64 and 75 years of age with numbers increasing each year. Occupational […]

Look Forward to the Fall Season

October 8, 2022

Suddenly Fall is here and we see leaves start to turn… palettes of red, yellow, and orange. However long the season lasts, no one argues it is a beautiful time of the year. Seniors may think the word “fall” represents a more unpleasant medical event but Bridge to Better Living wants to point out the […]

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