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January
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Happy New Year! Here
are 3 articles to get your life in 2008 off to a good start, along
with 2 articles focusing on preventing Alzheimer's Disease.
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Exercise
Guide for Exercise Haters
Here’s
some good news - we don’t have to work out like professional
tri-athletes in order to receive the benefits of exercise.
By learning to incorporate physical activity into our lives
in ways that fit our individual likes and dislikes, we
can reap the benefits of exercise – without having
to pretend we actually enjoy it! Read
Article |

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Stress
Relief Techniques - The body’s natural relaxation
response is a powerful antidote to stress. Relaxation techniques
such as deep breathing, visualization, progressive muscle
relaxation, meditation, and yoga can help you activate
this relaxation response. Read
Article
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Improving
Your Memory - Just like muscular strength, your ability
to remember increases when you exercise your memory and
nurture it with a good diet and other healthy habits. There
are a number of steps you can take to improve your memory
and retrieval capacity. Read
Article |
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Understanding
Alzheimer's Disease - According to Johns Hopkins
research, learning how Alzheimer's disease begins is key
to developing new therapeutics to slow or even prevent
the disease. Learn the signs and symptoms to help you decide
if its time to seek help for yourself or a loved one showing
symptoms of Alzheimer’s. Read
Article |
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Preventing & Treating
Alzheimer's - There is growing evidence that
regardless of age, a healthy lifestyle promotes a healthy
brain. Learn lifestyle changes that could potentially
prevent or slow down the progress of Alzheimer's disease. Read
Article
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