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 Fruit at the Core of "Healthy You" Movement
Eating healthy is fast becoming a way of life for many Americans. Studies show people are living longer and enjoying more active lifestyles. Consumers are increasingly interested in eating healthier without giving up great taste. It turns out that simple fruit may be the fountain of youth no matter what your age.
 How Old Are You? Baby Boomers Redefine Aging in the New Millennium (ARA) - Baby boomers are a generation like no other. Socially conscious, revolutionary and taboo-shattering, these Americans continue to challenge the status quo, even as the first wave enters their "golden years." [The first Boomers turned 60 last January].
 Beach Body Basics "Nutritionist To The Stars" Suggests Smart Eating To Help Meet Nutrition Goals (ARA) - As the weather starts to heat up, so does the desire to get in shape. Anticipating outdoor activities, skimpy beach wear and upcoming vacations, many people panic and resort to quick weight loss tricks and crash diets to get their bodies beach-ready.
 Caring for Aging Parents Puts Boomers in a Bind
(ARA) - You're rushing out of the office on a weeknight, hoping to get your daughter to soccer practice on time, cook dinner and help your other child with their homework. Just as you hit the road, your cell phone rings. It's the pharmacy telling you that the two prescriptions your father needs immediately are ready for pick up. Or you're off to your son's school play just as your mom's neighbor calls to inform you that she has fallen again and needs you right away.
 Home Lighting for Aging Eyes
(ARA) - We may get wiser as we get older, but we also have a harder time "seeing the light" - literally. At age 60, most people need four times more light to see as well as they did when they were 20. Fortunately, the lighting industry offers a wide range of design-friendly options to satisfy the needs of
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