HEALTHY AGING NEWS
Study: Product B IsaGenesis Supports Healthy Aging
Product B® IsaGenesis® taken on a daily basis boosts the concentration of an enzyme that is regarded as a biomarker of healthy aging, according to a study conducted at Arizona State University (ASU).*
Podcast: What Men Should Know About Their Health
Listen up, fellas! You should know more about what you can do to protect yourself against some of men’s top health concerns. Listen in as Isagenix Scientific Advisory Board member Nicholas Messina, MD, shares his simple formula based on the latest scientific research for leading a healthy, masculine-energized lifestyle.
Stretching Your Age
Flexibility is what helps you perform daily tasks with ease. It’s also one of the greatest determinants of quality of life as you age, yet stretching is one of the most neglected components of fitness. Regular stretching in combination with staying active can help you prevent deterioration of strength and mobility that comes with age.
Can You Walk Off Your Age?
It shouldn’t be surprising that walking is good for you, but can it really help you age more gracefully? Growing evidence suggests that by walking as little as 30 minutes every day, most days of week, you can gain a range of mental and physical health benefits.
Four Facts You Didn’t Know About Fiber
The mention of fiber calls to mind images of dry, flavorless muffins or breakfast cereals that look and taste like tree bark. Clearly, these images of outdated “health foods” aren’t particularly appealing and have overshadowed the beneficial impact that fiber has on our wellbeing. Fiber doesn’t sound like the most exciting topic in nutrition. But learning more about how much this underappreciated nutrient can affect your health might change your opinion.
Can Older Women Take Creatine for Stronger Bones?
Athletes have used creatine as an extra competitive edge for over two decades. But new research suggests creatine’s benefits reach far beyond athletic performance. Currently, this vital substrate for cellular energy is being investigated for its beneficial effects on the brain, aging, and even bones (1).