Subtle early signs of dementia

Subtle early signs of dementia

Author: Alex and Gavyn April 15, 2025 Duration: 8:43
Send us Fan Mail It's not a surprise that age-related dementia can be cause a lot of hardship and disability. On top of that it often places a massive burden on the families involved. Even thought, there is no cure for dementia early diagnosis may help affected people put strategies in place to slow down the progression of the disease and plan for it better. In this podcast I will share 5 early, easily-overlooked signs of dementia. If you're over 40 and you want to receive a FREE copy of our ...

Hosted by Alex and Gavyn, Growing Younger-Health & Fitness Podcast for Over 40's is a straight-talking resource for anyone who feels their body isn't quite playing the game it used to. This isn't about chasing fads or unrealistic ideals; it's grounded, practical conversation focused on what actually works for people in their forties, fifties, and beyond. Each episode tackles the real questions that come with maintaining your health and fitness as the years stack up. You'll hear honest discussions about managing weight effectively after forty, steering clear of extreme diets and instead finding sustainable habits that stick. The hosts delve into the science of preserving and building muscle strength, which is key to keeping your metabolism active and your body resilient. Energy levels and stamina are frequent topics, with actionable advice aimed at helping you feel more vibrant and keep pace with family life. A particularly valuable thread running through this podcast is the focus on adapting exercise around existing niggles or injuries, proving that getting fitter isn't about pushing through pain but working smarter. Tune in for a blend of experience, research, and relatable humour that makes the journey feel a lot more achievable.
Author: Language: en-nz Episodes: 50

Growing Younger - Health & Fitness Podcast for Over 40's
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The Surprising Way Exercise Cleans Your Brain (New Research) [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 8:59
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Duration: 10:13
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The Supplement Researchers Wish They'd Taken Seriously 30 Years Ago [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 12:24
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"But I Walk Every Day" - Why Walking Is NOT Enough After 50 [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 10:52
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The 3-Minute "Exercise Snacks" That Rival a Gym Session (New Research) [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 10:20
Send us Fan Mail No time? No energy? Hate gyms? I've got some great news for you in this episode. New research shows brief bursts of everyday movement (or "exercise snacks") — stairs, hills, even vigorous housework — can…