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These               days               they're               everywhere.

People               in               their               50s               and               beyond               who               might               just               be               having               you               scratching               your               head               wondering               how               they               can               be               in               such               great               shape               at               that               age.

It's               not               just               celebrities               either,               you               might               know               friends               or               family               members               who               stay               fit,               active,               and               are               just               as               athletic               and               vigorous               as               they               were               20               or               even               30               years               ago.

You               might               have               felt               a               pang               of               jealousy               the               last               time               you               thought               about               these               vivacious               50-somethings               because               you're               around               the               same               age               but               don't               think               you               have               the               same               energy               or               fitness               as               you               did               in               the               past.

If               you've               looked               into               a               mirror               recently               and               felt               a               sense               of               doom               and               gloom               at               every               wrinkle               and               line,               you've               probably               chalked               it               all               up               to               the               inevitable               march               of               time               and               inescapable               consequences               of               age.
               Before               you               grudgingly               admit               to               yourself               that               you're               getting               older               and               consign               yourself               to               the               idea               that               there's               nothing               you               can               do               to               feel               or               look               as               good               as               you               did               20               years               ago,               you               might               want               to               stop               and               give               it               a               second               thought.

More               than               ever,               advances               in               fitness,               nutrition,               health               science,               wellness,               and               even               cosmetics               are               revealing               some               of               the               most               well-known               effects               of               aging               to               be               symptoms               of               underlying               conditions               that               can               be               directly               addressed               and               even               reversed               by               lifestyle               and               dietary               changes.
               Rather               than               inevitable               or               inescapable,               the               lack               of               energy,               stamina,               strength,               or               good               looks               you               might               feel               you've               lost               can               be               regained               with               some               basic               knowledge,               a               little               time,               and               the               willpower               the               reclaim               the               vitality               that's               rightfully               yours.
               Just               remember               that               other               50-somethings               are               handily               outrunning               20-year-olds               in               marathons               and               setting               weight               lifting               records.

Here               are               10               things               you               can               do,               from               foods               and               drinks               to               consider,               to               exercises               and               lifestyle               changes               you               can               make,               to               start               regaining               your               youth               right               now.
               Got               ten               minutes?

Get               your               heart               pumping               
               The               US               Department               of               Health               and               Human               Services               recommends               that               adults               engage               in               at               least               two               hours               and               thirty               minutes               of               aerobic               activity               each               week               to               reap               benefits               like               reduced               risk               of               depression,               improved               energy               and               stamina,               better               sleep,               and               reduced               risk               of               a               range               of               diseases,               among               a               host               of               other               rewards.

While               two               and               a               half               hours               may               sound               like               a               lot,               you               can               get               there               by               engaging               in               sustained               aerobic               activity,               such               as               brisk               walking               or               jogging,               for               as               little               as               10               minutes               or               more               at               a               time.
               Drink               a               few               cups               of               Green               and/or               White               Tea               every               day               
               Chances               are               you've               heard               about               the               benefits               of               Green               Tea,               and               with               good               reason.

It               seems               that               scientists               are               uncovering               ways               in               which               Green               Tea               can               benefit               your               health,               from               improving               blood               flow,               lowering               stress               hormones,               and               possibly               even               preventing               heart               disease,               cancer,               and               Alzheimer's.

Did               you               know               that               White               Tea               in               particular,               made               from               younger               leaves               of               the               same               plant               as               Green               Tea,               may               improve               the               health               and               appearance               of               your               skin               due               to               its               effects               on               collagen               fibers?
               A               little               Coffee               may               go               a               long               way               
               Speaking               of               caffeinated               beverages,               it               seems               Coffee               is               getting               some               new               found               respect               for               its               potential               health               benefits.

Not               only               has               Coffee               been               shown               to               improve               cognitive               and               athletic               performance,               it               may               also               lower               your               risk               of               a               variety               of               diseases               and               keep               your               mind               sharp.

The               fact               that               it               is               an               excellent               source               of               antioxidants               isn't               too               shabby               either.
               Don't               forget               about               your               muscles               and               bones               
               Unfortunately,               most               individuals               reach               peak               bone               mass               at               around               age               30,               however,               the               good               news               is               that               there's               no               reason               you               can't               keep               your               bones               and               muscles               in               the               same               peak               shape               even               at               age               50.

While               pushups               and               weight               lifting               are               great               strengthening               activities,               even               heavy               gardening               will               do               you               some               good!
               Go               ahead               and               enjoy               a               glass               of               wine...but               just               a               glass               or               two               
               Research               has               consistently               shown               that               those               who               drink               about               a               glass               of               wine               a               day               live               longer,               healthier               lives               than               those               who               drink               more               than               two               glasses               or               none               at               all.

Red               Wine               appears               to               be               the               most               beneficial               and               may               reduce               the               risk               of               a               range               of               diseases               such               as               osteoporosis,               heart               disease,               dementia,               and               maybe               even               cancer.

Just               remember               that               the               any               benefit               of               wine               consumption               appears               to               be               lost               if               you               drink               more               than               a               glass               or               two               a               day;               more               than               two               glasses               a               day               will               increase               your               risk               of               disease,               so               be               careful!
               A               handful               of               berries               a               day               
               Colorful               fruits,               particularly               berries               such               as               blueberries,               raspberries,               and               blackberries,               are               very               high               in               antioxidants               and               these               fruits               have               specifically               been               implicated               in               the               potential               prevention               of               age-related               diseases               such               as               cancer.
               ...And               a               handful               of               nuts               and               seeds               too!


               Consuming               a               handful               of               nuts               once               a               day               is               associated               with               improved               cholesterol               levels               and               reduced               risks               of               diseases               such               as               heart               disease.

However,               you               shouldn't               rely               on               the               occasional               baked               good,               and               the               sugar               and               fat               that               goes               along               with               it,               for               your               daily               nuts               and               seeds.

Walnuts               and               Flaxseeds               are               excellent               sources               of               Omega               3s,               a               special               fatty               acid               implicated               in               health               and               disease               prevention,               and               Almonds               and               Sunflowers               seeds               are               high               in               Vitamin               E,               a               potent               antioxidant.
               Can               chocolate               keep               the               doctor               away?


               Your               mom               no               doubt               told               you               about               eating               an               apple               a               day,               but               did               you               know               that               Chocolate               might               improve               your               health               and               help               you               live               longer?

Dark               Chocolate               and               Cocoa               Powder               are               a               rich               source               of               antioxidants               and               have               been               shown               to               lower               blood               pressure               and               reduce               the               risk               of               stroke               when               eaten               in               moderation.

Just               remember               that               the               darker               varieties               are               best               and               the               higher               the               cocoa               content               (usually               shown               as               a               percentage),               the               better.
               Sunshine               for               your               health               
               More               and               more               accumulating               evidence               is               showing               that               Vitamin               D,               produced               by               your               body               when               your               skin               is               exposed               to               direct               sunlight,               has               powerful               effects               on               health,               well-being,               disease               prevention,               and               even               aging               itself.

With               the               potential               to               prevent               a               host               of               conditions               and               diseases,               from               depression               to               cancer,               you               should               consider               a               moderate               amount               of               routine               sun               exposure               when               possible               or               over               the               counter               supplements               to               reap               the               benefits               of               this               essential               vitamin.
               Sleep               your               way               to               better               health               and               vitality...but               when               and               how               much?


               Lack               of               sufficient               quality               sleep               during               the               right               time               of               day               may               be               prematurely               aging               you,               increasing               your               stress               levels,               weakening               your               immune               system,               and               sapping               you               of               energy.

Studies               have               consistently               shown               that               for               most               individuals,               seven               to               eight               hours               of               sleep               is               ideal.

Some               research               has               also               implied               that               our               bodies               are               naturally               tuned               to               the               day               and               night               cycle               of               the               earth;               Night               shift               work               may               increase               your               risk               of               cancer               and               other               diseases.
               REFERENCES:
               http://www.health.gov/paguidelines/adultguide/Part2.aspx#list               
               http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/08/090810085312.htm               
               http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/03/100315144814.htm               
               http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2005/04/050421234416.htm               
               http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/red-wine/HB00089               
               http://whfoods.org/genpage.php?tname=btnews&dbid=37               
               http://www.vitamindcouncil.org/research.shtml               
               http://www.webmd.com/cancer/news/20071130/night_shift-work-may-cause-cancer






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