Publisher's Synopsis
Healthy aging is impacted by many variables. Some of these are beyond our control, including genetics. Others, including physical activity, a balanced diet, routine doctor visits, and attention to our mental health, are within our grasp. You may take steps to manage your health, live as independently as possible, and preserve your quality of life as you age. Continue reading to find out more about the study and the actions you can take to encourage healthy aging. While scientists are still actively investigating ways to decrease or stop the physical health deficits that come with aging, they have already found numerous techniques to increase the likelihood that one will live a long and healthy life. Maintaining physical fitness is being physically active, eating well, getting enough sleep, avoiding alcohol, and taking charge of your health care. To encourage healthy aging, little adjustments in any of these areas can make a big difference. Consider beginning with minor adjustments by incorporating one or two MIND diet or Mediterranean-style eating pattern principles. According to numerous studies, changing even a little portion of your regular eating habits to include more fish or leafy greens can have a positive impact on your health. A diet with less vegetable oil and more fatty fish can lessen migraine headaches, according to a study including 182 older persons who suffered from regular migraines. Consumption of green leafy vegetables was found to be strongly associated with slower cognitive deterioration in a different study that tracked approximately 1,000 older persons over the course of five years. Even if you haven't given healthy eating much thought in the past, starting now can still help you feel better as you become older. If your diet worries you, discuss with your doctor how you can choose foods more wisely.
