An article from the New York Times highlights how exercise proves to successfully support memory and thinking—particularly in older adults. Several studies have shown that regular physical activity helps slow the usual loss of brain volume, which may help to prevent age-related memory loss and possibly lower the risk of dementia.
Registration begins on April 1 for a summer of fun. The Mount Carmel Kids Summer Camp has a different theme each week. Campers will have fun while being active. Pirate […]
According to Julie Corliss of the Harvard Health Letter, sometimes having too many habits can be hard to manage. Add these three healthy habits to your wellness plan to support […]
April 13-June 12 Tuesdays and Fridays at 5:30 am Make a pledge to better health! For 60 days make a promise to yourself to commit to healthy habits. Join Leana […]
Spring clean your playlist Add healthy foods to your pantry Stretch before after working out Stay hydrated Set a workout schedule Reward Yourself Reference: https://www.shape.com/fitness/tips/20-ways-spring-clean-your-fitness-routine
Sleep Awareness Week March 8–14 Sleep Awareness Week spotlights the importance of sleep in our daily lives and encourages everyone to learn about habits, practices, and routines that improve our […]
Our lungs are very responsive to the conditioning effects of regular physical exercise. Swimming is a great option for improving lung health according to a recent article by U.S. Masters […]
February is not just for sharing candy hearts but protecting one of our vital organs. American Heart Month®, is a time the nation turns its attention to keeping families and communities free from heart disease. Being active is a key step to toward good heart health.
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An article from the New York Times highlights how exercise proves to successfully support memory and thinking—particularly in older adults. Several studies have shown that regular physical activity helps slow the usual loss of brain volume, which may help to prevent age-related memory loss and possibly lower the risk of dementia.
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Registration begins on April 1 for a summer of fun. The Mount Carmel Kids Summer Camp has […]
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