Today I’m sharing my best five tips and a step-by-step plan to get brighter, fresher skin for us over 50
Over 50 and struggling to lose weight? Here's why you should be doing strength training regularly instead of just plain old cardio.
Microneedling at home using a derma roller might just be the ticket to more radiant, youthful skin. Learn how to do it at home!
A la maison ou au jardin, les conseils de nos grands-mères sont les plus efficaces. Faites alors le plein d’astuces dans cette rubrique qui vous simplifie la vie !
Les maux de ventre peuvent vite devenir un souci du quotidien. Pour les éviter, il vaut mieux bannir certains aliments de son alimentation.
Entre les fêtes et les plats incontournables de l'hiver, les kilos supplémentaires ont tendance à vite s'inviter à la fête. Pour éviter de payer le prix des excès après 50 ans, voici nos petites astuces !
La banane a un goût délicieux, mais en même temps, elle offre de nombreux avantages pour la santé. A savoir, les bananes sont abondantes avec des antioxydants, des vitamines et des minéraux. La majorité des gens jettent la peau après...
If you're looking for helpful tips for looking younger every day, I have shared the tips I'm using as I focus on aging gracefully.
For some of us, melasma and hyperpigmentation are a part of life and every now and then we have an important occasion that calls for full coverage. But that doesn’t mean we have to go out and buy a full coverage foundation (it’s not good to wear that much coverage on a daily basis anyway)....
Grâce à ce programme alimentation découvrez tous les bénéfices des associations alimentaires à travers des recettes saines et gourmandes !
Le fromage de chèvre est sans aucun doute LE fromage préféré des français ! Qu’il soit cendré, frais ou coulant, il fait l’unanimité...
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A 3 year old will stop eating when they are full, by the age of 5 a child will eat whatever is put in front of them. Why do we continue to eat when we are full?
If you’re over 60 and already strength training regularly, here are trainer-approved tricks you can add to your routine to reshape your body.
Tone, anywhere.
For many people, it’s incredibly easy to eat without paying much attention to portion control, feelings of fullness or even flavor after the first few bites. Often, this is because we’re concentrating on other tasks — from watching TV while snacking, to eating lunch at our desks.
Do it with anti-aging foundation! Given the right formula and application tricks, you can whisk your skin back in time for a brighter, smoother look.
Whether you’re looking to ease tension or relieve stress, this smart, full-body stretching tool can help target different areas that might need extra attention.
Are you a woman over 60 looking for your next new look? Do you prefer to wear your hair longer? Then I’ve got great news for you - this article showcases the
If there's a secret weapon to fight midlife weight, the Essential Over 40 Workout is it. New research shows that how you train can make a difference between so-so results and a metabolism that stays in high gear, burning fat and showing off lean muscle.
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Are you looking to become and remain debt free for your family? Here are helpful tips on 5 things people who are debt-free don’t do and how to be like them! This guide is great motivation and inspiration for those on their financial freedom journey, or those already living debt free and want to stay that way! #printables
Are you a woman over 60 looking for your next new look? Do you prefer to wear your hair longer? Then I’ve got great news for you - this article showcases the
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Nearly 50 years after he was relinquished for adoption, Rudy Owens finally met his biological half-sister in San Diego. The meeting inspired him to tell his adoption story set against the larger adoption narrative that has impacted millions of adoptees, their birth parents, and their collective biological and adoptive families. Owens's story examines the American institution of adoption, a national social-engineering experiment that remains mired in discriminatory laws and partisan politics, not equality and fairness.Owens's lifelong journey as an adoptee started in the mid-1960s, with his birth in a Detroit hospital created to serve socially scorned single mothers and place their infants for adoption. Twenty-four years later, he met his birth family and learned of his biological family history. It would take him another quarter century to win a bitter legal battle against the State of Michigan to release his sealed birth certificate that it illegally held for decades.Owens ultimately answered life's essential question, \"Who am I?\" Owens's lifelong quest for his original birth records, full equality before the law, and his ancestral history ultimately gave him the makings of a meaningful life.
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To help you shape up like England and Harlequins rugby stars Chris Robshaw and Mike Brown, Harlequins’ Head of Human Performance John Dams reveals five body-sculpting secrets straight from the club’s gym
