Many people spend their lives searching for a fountain of youth, a magical secret that will let them remain younger. While no such secret exists, there are many things you can do to slow the aging process. This article contains a number of tips on what yoPosted by Gustavsen Yusuf on February 16th, 2021 Stay younger longer by staying as happy as possible. Stress is a direct factor in damage that is done to your body. By avoiding stress and doing things you love you will stay younger longer. Try taking up meditation and get out of the house and have fun. Grab a fashionable pair of sunglasses and wear them. Wearing a cute pair of glasses can help with looking younger but the biggest benefit is the protection it gives to your eyes and skin. The skin around our eyes is very thin and the suns UV rays can do a number on that area. Wearing glasses with that protect from uv rays will keep your skin protected and your eyes bright. Developing good coping skills can improve the aging process. Finding the silver lining around the clouds in your life has been associated with a longer life. If you are not naturally an optimist, it's never too late to change. By focusing on the positive in your life, you can be positive you will age better. To help your mindset while aging, toss out any numbers that aren't really important, specifically your weight, your height and most importantly your age. These numbers may be important for your doctor (and they should be), but for daily living they are just barriers to the many, many things that are possible for you to do. Embrace your age! Do not fight the fact that you are no longer as youthful as you once were. It is going to happen to everyone at some point and the sooner you embrace it, the sooner you will learn to adapt to it. You are smarter and more experienced in life, enjoy it! Regular hearing screenings are import as we grow older. Hearing loss is one of the most common health conditions in older people. Have a screening done at age 50 and if there are no problems, have another one done in five more years. If a problem is found, be sure to have the screenings done annually. Eat lots and lots of vegetables to slow the aging process and keep young. Evidence suggests that the damage from metabolism and toxins contribute to oxidative damage at a cellular level. There are many vegetables that are high in antioxidants which will protect the body from the oxidative stress of not eating right. Most everyone is lacking one vitamin or another, but one vitamin that most people, especially those that are aging don't get enough of is Vitamin D. Vitamin D helps your internal health as well as your well-being, so to age gracefully, begin by getting a little sunlight each day, which is the best source of Vitamin D. It is also acceptable to supplement with foods high in Vitamin D as well as vitamin supplements. Consider adding Co-enzyme Q 10 to your daily diet to assist with the aging process. A dosage of 100 mg daily should suffice. Free Packaging Mockup -enzyme Q 10 can aid circulation, protect your heart and helps improve your body at the cellular level. It is a powerful supplement to add to your diet. Find a support group if you're having trouble adjusting to age. Other people who are going through the same things you're going through may have different ways of doing things and different methods of coping. They can help you navigate the unfamiliar waters of aging as well as lend an ear or shoulder to lean on. As people age, muscle tone is compromised naturally. If you have jiggly skin between your elbows to armpits you will want to try to tone that area before it is too late to do anything about it. Getting rid of this type of flab can be done using very light weights and modified push ups. There may not be any mystical cure for the effects of age, but that doesn't mean there aren't naturally methods of combating it. With the advice in this article, you'll be able to keep up a youthful appearance for years. Your appearance may make some people wonder if the fountain of youth exists, after all.Like it? Share it! More by this author |