Want to feel good on your feet? Get fitted for the right footwear

FEET ARE OFTEN TAKEN FOR GRANTED when evaluating personal well-being, but when you make your foot health a priority, many of the lifestyle aches and pains you’re dealing with can be reduced or even eliminated.

You’re never too old for Super Slow Training

THOUGH MOST OF the clients currently taking advantage of the Super Slow Training method offered at TriggerPoint are in their 40s, this evidence-based, time-efficient exercise solution is gaining popularity among people of all ages—including individuals well into their senior years.

Holidays offer opportunity to observe senior loved ones for memory loss

THE HOLIDAYS BRING FAMILIES TOGETHER to catch up with each other’s lives, share in a few festive traditions, and savor their favorite holiday foods and treats.

Yes, you can get relief for constipation

CONSTIPATION— or difficulty having bowel movements—is a common gastrointestinal complaint among all ages and populations in the United States, affecting approximately 16 percent of American adults according to the National Institutes of Health.

That SAD time of year

AS THE YEAR ENDS and winter sets in, many people find themselves struggling with depression. However, when spring comes, the depression lifts and a person is fine—until the next fall/winter season. This seasonal depression is commonly called “the winter blues.

Look as young as you feel!

What does the skin on your face, neck, chest, and hands reveal about you? Will the fine lines, brown spots (age spots), large veins on the hands, and sagging jowls and neck portray you as tired, withered, and older than you are?

Eight tips to help seniors stay on their feet and defeat Old Man Winter

OLD MAN WINTER HAS A HABIT of turning all of Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan into one big slipand- fall hazard.

My defibrillator experience, Part 2 (post-op)

AND SO, THE DAY IS HERE… I had my procedure on Tuesday, October 4, late morning, about 11:30 a.m. I did feel some discomfort, though I was sedated. After a short recovery period, I was in the car with my friend Jim, on the way home. That evening—and for three days—I was in pain.