WELLNESS:

aging WELL

Many of us don't mind growing older but we refuse to get old. Good thing there are ways to turn back the clock.

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• Aging Well

  

  Timeless Tai Chi

  For thousands of years people of all ages have used tai chi as a spiritual practice as well as a physical one, uniting body and spirit in a timeless collaboration.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 12, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 7 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

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  Help Yourself: Is the graying of gray matter inevitable?

  Just because you're getting older, that doesn't mean you're losing it. Here are some ideas for keeping your brain function intact.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 10, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 1 minute  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

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  Help Yourself: Eating Fewer Calories

  The key to weighing what you want is by eating mindfully--paying attention and savoring your food so you don't eat more than you realize. Here's how.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 10, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 2 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

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  Combatting Memory Loss

  We may laugh and call them "senior moments" but many of us fear memory loss as we get older. The good news: it isn't inevitable, and there are ways to counter it.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 10, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 10 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

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  Memory and Movement

  Two of the most common fears of aging are loss of memory and difficulty of movement, but both can be made much better with the application of these simple techniques.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 9, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 25 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

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  A New Way of Seeing

  Eyeglasses may not be a "given" of getting older, says Rosemary Gordon, who teaches her patients the Bates Method of strenthening their vision without glasses.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 9, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 7 minutes  Comments: 2 PREVIEW

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  Modern Aging

  According to Dr. Serafina Corsello aging isn't what it used to be. 50 really is the new 30. And if you take care of yourself - body and mind - 70 can even be the new 50. Learn the secrets to aging well.

  
  

  Posted: Oct 14, 2006   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 8 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

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  Dr. Andrew Weil

  Poor health is not an inevitable result of aging says Dr. Andrew Weil, but the result of a lifetime of poor--but correctable--habits.

  
  

  Posted: May 22, 2006   Rating: ***
  Duration: 5 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

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  The Ageless Woman

  Learn secrets employed by the Corsello Center to slow down the aging process, incorporating both familiar and unconventional treatments.

  
  

  Posted: May 22, 2006   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 6 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

• Aging Well

  

  Dr. Andrew Weil

  Poor health is not an inevitable result of aging says Dr. Andrew Weil, but the result of a lifetime of poor--but correctable--habits.

  
  

  Posted: May 22, 2006   Rating: ***
  Duration: 5 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

• 

  Timeless Tai Chi

  For thousands of years people of all ages have used tai chi as a spiritual practice as well as a physical one, uniting body and spirit in a timeless collaboration.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 12, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 7 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

• 

  Help Yourself: Is the graying of gray matter inevitable?

  Just because you're getting older, that doesn't mean you're losing it. Here are some ideas for keeping your brain function intact.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 10, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 1 minute  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

• 

  Help Yourself: Eating Fewer Calories

  The key to weighing what you want is by eating mindfully--paying attention and savoring your food so you don't eat more than you realize. Here's how.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 10, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 2 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

• 

  Combatting Memory Loss

  We may laugh and call them "senior moments" but many of us fear memory loss as we get older. The good news: it isn't inevitable, and there are ways to counter it.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 10, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 10 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

• 

  Memory and Movement

  Two of the most common fears of aging are loss of memory and difficulty of movement, but both can be made much better with the application of these simple techniques.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 9, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 25 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

• 

  A New Way of Seeing

  Eyeglasses may not be a "given" of getting older, says Rosemary Gordon, who teaches her patients the Bates Method of strenthening their vision without glasses.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 9, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 7 minutes  Comments: 2 PREVIEW

• 

  Modern Aging

  According to Dr. Serafina Corsello aging isn't what it used to be. 50 really is the new 30. And if you take care of yourself - body and mind - 70 can even be the new 50. Learn the secrets to aging well.

  
  

  Posted: Oct 14, 2006   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 8 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

• 

  The Ageless Woman

  Learn secrets employed by the Corsello Center to slow down the aging process, incorporating both familiar and unconventional treatments.

  
  

  Posted: May 22, 2006   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 6 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

• Aging Well

  

  A New Way of Seeing

  Eyeglasses may not be a "given" of getting older, says Rosemary Gordon, who teaches her patients the Bates Method of strenthening their vision without glasses.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 9, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 7 minutes  Comments: 2 PREVIEW

• 

  Combatting Memory Loss

  We may laugh and call them "senior moments" but many of us fear memory loss as we get older. The good news: it isn't inevitable, and there are ways to counter it.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 10, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 10 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

• 

  Dr. Andrew Weil

  Poor health is not an inevitable result of aging says Dr. Andrew Weil, but the result of a lifetime of poor--but correctable--habits.

  
  

  Posted: May 22, 2006   Rating: ***
  Duration: 5 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

• 

  Help Yourself: Eating Fewer Calories

  The key to weighing what you want is by eating mindfully--paying attention and savoring your food so you don't eat more than you realize. Here's how.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 10, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 2 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

• 

  Help Yourself: Is the graying of gray matter inevitable?

  Just because you're getting older, that doesn't mean you're losing it. Here are some ideas for keeping your brain function intact.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 10, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 1 minute  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

• 

  Memory and Movement

  Two of the most common fears of aging are loss of memory and difficulty of movement, but both can be made much better with the application of these simple techniques.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 9, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 25 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

• 

  Modern Aging

  According to Dr. Serafina Corsello aging isn't what it used to be. 50 really is the new 30. And if you take care of yourself - body and mind - 70 can even be the new 50. Learn the secrets to aging well.

  
  

  Posted: Oct 14, 2006   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 8 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

• 

  The Ageless Woman

  Learn secrets employed by the Corsello Center to slow down the aging process, incorporating both familiar and unconventional treatments.

  
  

  Posted: May 22, 2006   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 6 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW

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  Timeless Tai Chi

  For thousands of years people of all ages have used tai chi as a spiritual practice as well as a physical one, uniting body and spirit in a timeless collaboration.

  
  

  Posted: Apr 12, 2007   Rating: Not yet rated
  Duration: 7 minutes  Comments: 0 PREVIEW