Your Best Years Start Now
Brian Vaszily 
You likely already know that adding vibrant colors to your plate in the form of fresh fruits and veggies can do wonders for your health. Study after study has proven that eating a variety of colorful produce is linked to reduced risk of chronic diseases and improved overall well-being. However, did you know that each … Read more
You stroll down the skincare aisle, eyes scanning for those magic words – “paraben-free,” “natural,” and “organic.” You reach for a product that claims to be all this and more, thinking you’ve hit the jackpot of clean beauty. But hold up! Have you ever checked the fine print on those labels? Yep, welcome to the … Read more
Soaps and facial cleansers are all marketed as being good for your skin. And on the surface this claim seems to be true. That’s because your skin does need to be regularly cleansed of dirt and impurities that clog pores, speed up aging, and can even cause disease. However, many of the most common cleansing … Read more
Have you noticed that your skin looks more saggy and less firm than it used to? If so (and this part of the aging process hits everyone at some point), this is a sign that your skin is losing its elasticity— i.e., its ability to bounce back and hold its shape after being stretched. Skin … Read more
Green tea is often referred to as the healthiest beverage on the planet. It’s even been called the “ultimate” anti-aging beverage— one that has been consumed for thousands of years. Not every superfood (or super-beverage in this case) can live up to all the hype surrounding it, but green tea has no trouble in doing … Read more
There are two primary proteins in your skin involved in keeping it healthy and young-looking: collagen which gives skin firmness, and elastin which keeps skin tight. While other ingredients, most notably red maple leaf extract, are ideal for boosting the elastin, vitamin C may be the superstar amongst the stars for boosting collagen. And that’s … Read more
There are two types of fiber: soluble and insoluble. Insoluble fiber gets all the attention. It’s the one that stays unchanged in your digestive system, bulking up your stool so you stay regular. Soluble fiber—and in particular beta glucan—gets far less recognition. Yet, this critical substance, which is found in foods like barley, rye, oats, … Read more
You may be eating, drinking, and even absorbing toxic levels of America’s number one pesticide every day—without realizing it. Glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup and one of the most widely used herbicides in the world has been at the center of heated debates for years. While regulators and agribusinesses claim it is safe, growing … Read more
Your feet are more than just the foundation of your body—they are the foundation of your life. Every step you take, whether it’s a casual stroll, a jog, or simply standing still, relies on the health and strength of your feet. As we age, this connection becomes even more critical. Weak or improperly supported feet … Read more
Nearly 10% of adults in the United States aged 65 and older have some form of dementia, with Alzheimer’s disease being the most common. And sadly, those numbers are only expected to grow, with projections showing that dementia cases will double by 2060. That means 13 million Americans will be living with Alzheimer’s. Here’s the … Read more