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A Better Way to Buy Long Term Care Insurance

By |August 29, 2013|Categories: Advice, Buying Tips, Companies, Insurance Industry, Retirement Planning|Tags: , |

We’ve all heard some variation of this story: after years of paying premiums on time, someone files a claim with their insurance company, only to be denied benefits and cheated out of the coverage they deserve. No matter what type of insurance, this has happened to consumers, and long term care insurance buyers haven’t been spared. These stories are not blanket warnings against policies, however, although some people choose to use them as so. Rather, they are tools to help us make wiser decisions about how to buy insurance.

Choose Wisely

Many people bought long term care insurance policies when they first[…]

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  • More Sleep Tonight

5 Reasons to Get More Sleep Tonight

By |August 27, 2013|Categories: Advice, Psychology|Tags: , , |

A good night’s sleep does a lot more good than just keeping your eyes open for work the next morning. In addition to helping your body ward off the common cold and your brain function better, adequate sleep affects your mental and physical condition in a number of different ways. We gathered 5 of the most important ways sleep benefits your health and included some tips for better sleep, too!

5 Reasons to Get More Sleep Tonightlong term health benefits of sleep

1) Improve Memory  – Studies have shown that adequate sleep helps[…]

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  • High Stress

The High Risk of High Stress

By |July 24, 2013|Categories: Advice, Retirement Planning|Tags: , , |

The recent death of James Gandolfini brought with it some debate about heart health. Considering the American Heart Association acknowledges that 60% of heart attacks are caused by simple lifestyle choices, the debate is well deserved.

Lifestyle Impact long term care heart disease

The actor, best known for his role as Tony Soprano in HBO hit series The Sopranos, suffered a heart attack and died while on vacation in Italy last month. A beloved man onscreen and off, Gandolfini’s sudden death drew concern, spurring people to speculate about the cause of his heart failure.[…]

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  • Won't Regret That Run

Why You Won’t Regret That Run

By |July 17, 2013|Categories: Advice, Breaking News, Psychology|Tags: , |

Worried you don’t have time for a run? Stop worrying, go exercise! A recent study found that exercise holds the ability to reduce anxiety by calming certain nerve cells in the brain.

Exercise Creates Brain Cells exercise reduce anxiety

Researchers at Princeton University recently dug deeper into a phenomenon that many scientists have been struggling to explain for years. Until now, scientists have been unable to develop an explanation for a natural paradox that occurs within our brain. Exercise creates young neurons that are considered “excitable”, meaning they are fired off in the brain, causing[…]

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  • Meatless Monday

Meatless Monday: How One Day Makes a Difference

By |June 10, 2013|Categories: Advice, Psychology|Tags: , , , , , , |

Meatless Monday is a movement across the nation that encourages people to cut out meat from their diet for just one day a week. Meatless Monday aims to improve your health through your diet – give it a try!

Why Meatless?

Meatless Monday is a non-profit initiative of The Monday Campaigns who, in association with the Johns Hopkins’ Bloomberg School of Public Health, wants “to help you reduce your meat consumption by 15% in order to improve your personal health and the health of the planet”.

Meat production has a huge impact on our environment because of the high amount of resources that animals[…]

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  • Vegetarians Live Longer

Is It True Vegetarians Live Longer?

By |June 5, 2013|Categories: Advice, Breaking News, Psychology, Retirement Planning|Tags: , , , , , |

According to a new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine, vegetarians live longer lives than meat eaters. But is it really because they don’t eat meat?

Expansive, Long Term Study

Numerous studies have shown links between a vegetarian diet and a healthier, longer life. However, the correlations have been weak and there has been much skepticism about the claims.

Researchers from Loma Linda University in California dug a little deeper to see if this correlation was in fact accurate. Their study followed the dietary patterns of nearly 75,000 Seventh-day Adventists, both men and women, for a period of about 6 years in an[…]

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