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Recent Wellness Articles

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grief self-care

Grief can feel like a tidal wave—sudden, overwhelming, and disorienting. In the midst of loss, even the simplest tasks like eating or getting out of bed can feel monumental. But according to Pine Rest therapist Grace Wojdak, one of the most powerful ways to begin healing is by returning to the basics: food, touch, and movement.

Have you ever considered how the small things you do on a regular basis add up to a bigger picture in terms of longevity and aging well?

Just because we age doesn't mean we can't do the things we used to do. It perhaps just means we need to approach them from a new perspective. When it comes to exercise, the intimidation factor is real—but it doesn't have to be.

Did you know? Hearing loss affects 23% of Americans aged 12 years or older. And, research finds that varying degrees of hearing loss can increase an adult's risk of developing dementia by 37%.

Family health history as a medical tool

When we think about ways to invest in our long-term health, we often turn to diet, exercise, sleep, or the latest wellness trends. But one of the most powerful, underutilized tools in medicine doesn't require a gym membership or supplements, and, it's completely free—it's your family history.

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