The Connection Between Vitamin B3 and Aging This is a sponsored post for ChromaDex. As I approach fifty, I find I can’t take anything about my health for granted. This year I’ve been actively researching ways to feel better, live longer, and look good while I do both of those first two things. My doctor …
Aging–Thou Shall, If Thy is Lucky! Editor’s note: This is humor. If in doubt, read Commandment Ten then wear what the hell you want. There are certain do’s and don’ts to aging, but some people are clueless when it comes to acting appropriately for their age. I’m not suggesting that you should throw in the …
If you come here often, you already know that Midlife Boulevard focuses largely on women in their 40s and 50s who are right in the middle of tackling the challenges that mid-life throws our way, so you can imagine how much I relate to The Other F Word by Caytha Jentis. She is proving …
Prevent Your Midlife Crisis There comes a time in every middle-aged person’s life when they realize they are, in fact, a middle-aged person. Perhaps that realization occurs while complaining about loud music or lamenting that they left their cardigan at home. Welcome to your midlife crisis. This is a startling (and, unfortunately, reoccurring) revelation, which …
Our culture doesn’t often portray aging as a revered process, but as something to be fought off. Published in 1992, the book “Tuesdays With Morrie” confronted this culturally lopsided dynamic with the incredible story of one man, Morris Schwartz, a former college professor and lover of dancing, good food and life. Morrie, who had ALS, …