Mind & Body
Maintaining an active lifestyle as we age is essential for overall health and well-being. However, the cornerstone of sustaining such vitality lies in the nutrition we provide our bodies. For seniors, the importance of nutrition cannot be overstated, especially when it comes to fueling an active lifestyle. As we age, our bodies undergo changes that affect metabolism, digestive system function, and how our bodies process nutrients. Here are my 10 healthy snacks.
Metabolic syndrome stands as a multifaceted health challenge, weaving together a tapestry of conditions that, in concert, amplify the risk of heart disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes. At its core, this syndrome is not identified by a singular symptom or marker but rather by the confluence of several metabolic dysfunctions. These include abdominal obesity—a waistline expanded beyond healthy measures—coupled with elevated blood pressure, increased levels of fasting blood sugar, abnormal cholesterol profiles, and insulin resistance.
In a world where age often meets assumptions about physical limitations, a vibrant movement is reshaping perceptions and breaking stereotypes. Enter seniors in CrossFit—a community rewriting the narrative on aging and fitness, proving that strength knows no bounds, and age is just a number. Here are some reasons why seniors should try CrossFit.
