RESTORING BODIES Blog

Top 5 Holiday Nutrition Myths Keeping You from Enjoying the Season (and Your Food)

Dec 20, 2024

There’s so much to look forward to during the holidays, like spending time with loved ones, drinking hot apple cider and hot cocoa, decorating your home, and buying gifts you know the kids will love. But our favorite part? The delicious food and holiday treats! However, if you’ve been working hard on your goals this…

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Fitness Tips to Stay Active After 50: Holiday Edition

Dec 5, 2024

The holiday season is upon us-a time filled with joy, love, and cherished family traditions. But with the holiday cheer comes colder weather and more time indoors, making it harder to keep up with your fitness routine. Staying active is just as important now as ever, though.  In this post, we’ll share simple ways to…

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How Restorative Yoga Can Support You as a Caregiver

Nov 14, 2024

You can’t pour from an empty cup. Take care of yourself first. – Anonymous At some point in our lives, we all care for someone, whether it’s children, parents, or other loved ones. It’s not an easy job, as any caregiver will tell you. You can find yourself giving and giving until there’s nothing left. …

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Build a Stronger, More Flexible You with Pilates

Nov 6, 2024

Join Our Class for Ages 50+ – Now at a New Time! In case you haven’t heard, our Pilates class is at a brand new time – 9:30 am on Wednesday! This change makes it easier for more people to discover the incredible benefits of Pilates with our fabulous instructor, Liz. As we age, maintaining…

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Healthy Treats for Halloween

Oct 24, 2024
Halloween Treats

Halloween is right around the corner, and your kids are probably itching to get their hands on their favorite candies. Tangy Sour Patch Kids, chocolatey York Peppermint Patties, classic candy corn – there’s something for everyone. Many families choose to reduce sugar consumption in their house, whether because of health reasons or a desire to…

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Signs Your Child Might Need to See a Dietitian

Oct 10, 2024
Should your child see a dietician (Facebook Cover)

As parents, grandparents, and even as dinner guests in homes with children, we’ve heard those familiar words at mealtime: “I don’t like it!” You may even remember saying those words yourself as a child. Most kids grow out of this phase, expanding their palates and developing a taste for healthier foods. However, some children struggle…

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Obesity: What It Is and How You Can Maintain a Healthy Weight After 50

Sep 19, 2024
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September is Obesity Awareness Month, making it a great time to spotlight one of the leading health issues in the U.S. Obesity affects people of all ages, from children to adults, and can seriously impact your health. As we age, managing our weight becomes more challenging as our bodies slow down and burn calories less…

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Does Hydration Support Healthy Aging?

Sep 5, 2024
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Discover how staying well-hydrated can support graceful aging. You probably already know that our bodies are mostly water. Water supports nearly every bodily function, and without it, our bodies can’t function at their best. More importantly, as we age, the role of hydration becomes even more significant, impacting different aspects of our health and wellness.…

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Gentle Cardio Exercise for Adults Aging Gracefully (Includes Fitness Guide)

Aug 19, 2024
August Blog Post

How often do you stand up and move your body? If you’re like many adults, you probably don’t move enough. The American Heart Association recommends a minimum of 150 minutes (2.5 hours) of moderate-intensity aerobic activity per week. (1) Moderate-intensity aerobic activity speeds up your heart rate, but does not leave you breathless. You should…

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Socializing for Mental Wellness

Aug 8, 2024
Restoring Bodies Blog - Mental Health

No matter your age or background, mental wellness plays an important role in your health. And whether you realize it or not, your social circle – or lack of it – can have a huge impact on it. When we were young, building a social circle seemed effortless. It usually involved having a few things…

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