Beyond the Treadmill: Why Strength is Your Best Bet for an Active 50+ Life



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Weekly Edition • September 5, 2025


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Fitness

Beyond the Treadmill: Why Strength is Your Best Bet for an Active 50+ Life

Want to feel as spry as you did in your 30s? This isn't about looking like a bodybuilder; it's about being able to carry all the groceries in one trip and getting up from a low chair without making an "oof" sound.

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Diet and Nutrition


Air Fryer vs. Oven: The Great Debate Over Your Favorite Crispy Potatoes

Let's be honest, who doesn't love a perfectly crispy french fry? But as we've gotten a little wiser, we've also realized that our favorite crunchy comfort food might come with some hidden health complications. So, this begs the question, "what's the best way to make a healthy fry?"

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Health and Wellness


The Unwelcome Guest: Is a Common Stomach Bug Raising Your Alzheimer's Risk?

A new study links a common stomach bug, H. pylori, to a higher risk of Alzheimer's disease. Learn how a simple screening or treatment could help protect your brain.

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