Have you ever nodded along in a conversation without hearing a single word?

Yesterday at my grandson’s birthday party, I spent twenty minutes smiling and nodding at his teacher. Because of the background noise from the music...

Since your last visit 76 1 157246 New Topics Unread Notifications New Users Popular Topics Hearing, Ear Health & Tinnitus October 1 Have you ever nodded along in a conversation without hearing a single word? mighty_owl67 Yesterday at my grandson’s birthday party, I spent twenty minutes smiling and nodding at his teacher. Because of the background noise from the music and kids, I couldn’t catch a single sentence. I just kept saying “That’s wonderful!” to everything she said.  137  15 Read More Mental Clarity & Brain Health September 17 Is organizing my forty years of family genealogy actually clearing my mental fog? silky_hopper43 I started digging into my family history about three months ago, mostly just to pass the time during the colder evenings. I didn’t expect it to become such a rigorous mental workout. At 62, I’ve been feeling that “tip of the tongue” sensation more often than I’d like, so I figured a project like…  61  8 Read More Weight-Loss, Diets & Keto October 9 Getting back to high-impact cardio after forty-five fresh_pascal7 I’ve been on a keto journey for about six months now, and while the weight is finally coming off, I hit a really frustrating wall with my exercise routine. Every time I tried to increase the intensity—especially with jumping jacks or running—I had to deal with the embarrassing reality of bladder…  30  15 Read More Digestion & Gut Health October 9 Why I started sleeping on a slight incline to stop night-time reflux? brave_poincare After hitting my late fifties, I noticed that “silent reflux” was ruining my sleep and making my throat sore every morning. Instead of just relying on antacids, I decided to overhaul my sleep environment and evening habits.  135  14 Read More Mental Clarity & Brain Health October 9 Does keeping a quiet and stress-free life really protect our aging brains? smeahuiwuw6 I’ve been hearing a lot lately about how we need to “de-stress” to save our brain cells. While nobody wants to live in a state of constant anxiety, I think we’ve taken the advice to “take it easy” a bit too far. There is a common belief that a perfectly calm, low-demand lifestyle is the gold…  141  16 Read More Digestion & Gut Health October 9 Is a simple fiber routine actually worth the effort? plucky_driver3 I’ve spent way too much money on “miracle” probiotics that did absolutely nothing for me. At 62, I assumed my sluggish digestion was just part of getting older. I was skeptical about trying yet another regimen, but a friend suggested a very basic approach focusing on soluble fiber and hydration…  33  14 Read More Diabetes Care & Management October 9 Finally seeing progress with a different metabolic approach moowevoutr I’ve been managing my levels for over eight years now, and like most of you, I felt like I was constantly chasing a moving target. I tried strict keto for six months, which worked for a bit but left me exhausted and irritable. Then I moved to intermittent fasting, but my dawn phenomenon just…  25  13 Read More Popular Posts   I had a bridge fail because I didn’t clean under it properly. The anchor tooth got a cavity. It was a very expensive lesson to learn. Don’t skip the flossing! quiet_linnaeus Best way to clean bridges? Read More I found that sleeping on my left side also helps significantly. There is some science behind how the stomach is shaped that makes the left side better for keeping acid down. Combining that with the incline has finally let me sleep through the night without that bitter taste in my mouth. lucky_einstein8 Why I started sleeping on a slight incline to stop night-time reflux? Read More I’m 61 and started lifting three years ago. I have more bone density now than I did at 50 according to my last scan. It’s not just about the weight loss, it’s about staying mobile as we get older. happy_beaver77 Why is adding resistance training essential for boosting metabolism after turning forty? Read More   New for you   Is anyone else struggling to stay present during long family dinners lately? Mental Clarity & Brain Health 30 14   Best way to clean bridges? Dental Care & Oral Health 117 14   What I learned tracking my eye fatigue and night clarity for five months? Eye Health & Vision Problems 26 11   Dealing with the burning in my feet at night? Nerve Pain & Neuropathy 26 10   Getting my oral health back on track lately? Dental Care & Oral Health 26 9     This summary is sent from HealthyHaven when we haven't seen you in a while, click here to unsubscribe.

                                                           

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