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Nutrition is

important for

people of all

ages, but it’s especially

important for men and

women over the age of

50, who can dramati-cally improve their

quality of life by eating

a well-balanced diet

filled with vitamins

and nutrients. Though

that may seem

like common sense,

research has shown

that men and women

in this age group, who

are often referred to as

“Baby Boomers,” arenot necessarily as

healthy as they may

seem.

While the baby

boomer generation,

which is generally regarded

as those people born

between 1946 and 1964,

boasts longer life expectan-

cies than any generation that

came before them, some of

that can likely be chalked upto advancements in medical

care, including a booming

pharmaceutical industry that

seemingly has an antidote to

every ailment. But a 2013

study from researchers at the

West Virginia University

School of Medicine found

that baby boomers are less

healthy than the generation

that immediately preceded

them, tending to be morelikely to have higher levels

of hypertension, diabetes

and high cholesterol. While

that news might be sobering,

it’s never too late for men

and women over 50 to start eating

healthier diets, which can reduce

their risk of a wide range of ail-

ments, including heart disease,

stroke and osteoporosis.

The following are a few ways

men and women over 50 can altertheir diets so their bodies are get-

ting what they need to live long

and healthy lives well into their

golden years. As is always the

case, men and women should dis-

cuss any potential changes to

their diets with their physicians

to ensure the changes will be both

effective and healthy.

Balance your diet.

Kids hear of the benefits of a

balanced diet seemingly from themoment they enter a classroom

for the first time, but many adults

fail to heed that basic advice as

they get further and further away

Nutrition and aging go hand-in-hand

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My 13 year old son,Sam, and I were dis-

cussing his fascina-

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precious Pomeranian, Bella.

She will forever be a puppy, as

Pomeranians are a small breed

less than 15 pounds. She will

always look like a little fur

ball, full of pep, warmth andeager to please, doing tricks

for a treat or just to make her

“owners” happy.

Before Bella, we had our

first Pomeranian, named

Zorra, who shared our lives for

16 years. Much smaller in

physical size than Bella, Zorra

weighed only 18oz when wefirst met her, reaching a maxi-

mum weight of 7 pounds at

her prime. We still miss Zorra

terribly and often compare the

two dog’s characteristics and

mannerisms. Frequently, we

linger on the fact that they are

so human-like, so bright and

how wonderful it would be tolive the life of one of our dogs.

Let me explain: the food and

fresh filtered water bowls are

always full and the dog has

learned that over-eating isn’t

necessary because there is

never a time that she can see

the bottom of the bowl. She

regularly receives medical/dental attention, gets plenty

of rest and relaxation and play

time is plentiful with any of

her “Charnet roommates”,

who are happy to snuggle her

each and every time she

desires some affection.

Bella visits the groomer

for a bath, mani-pedi and

haircut every 6 weeks or so

and weekly, my wife brushes

her teeth and bathes her giv-

ing her an oil hair treatment

with the finest of products

made exclusively for dogs.

This is also true of her diet,

snacks and treats! She has a

few fenced-in acres here toexplore and run around and in

the spring and summer all of

us play catch the ball with her,

needling each other as to

which human she prefers to

bring the ball back to. In the

summer, Bella, like Zorra

before her, swims with us in

the pool for hours even going

down the slide by herself. We

haven’t been able to teach her

how to climb the ladder anddoubt we ever will, but she

innately knows how to dry

herself off on a towel we place

on the pool deck for her

exclusive use. Yes, the life of

our dog is an envious one and

probably why Bella is so happy

and should enjoy a long,

healthy life like Zorra did

before her.

Kind of sounds like the

perfect retirement for humans,doesn’t it? The life of the fam-

ily dog, who is loved, amply

fed, stroked and cared for, who

returns this treatment with a

never-ending stream of puppy

kisses and affection in recog-

nition of her good fortune.

Bella also acts as the “canine

burglar detection system” with

no extra effort or expense. We

love our dog and feel a bit of

guilt when leaving her behind

with friends when going on

vacation. Analogously, I am

modeling our retirement afterthe lifestyle of our family dog.

I want to be able to retire and

vacation wherever my wife

and I choose, have the great-

est of medical care here and

there, plan that we may never

see the bottom of the bowl

and have the best of every-

thing, wherever we may go. I

want to go down the slide by

myself someplace warm in the

dead of winter and invite mychildren and grandchildren to

go with us and have my wife

receive her baths, massages,

makeovers with hot oil hair

treatments whenever she

wants or needs them. Of

course this requires a robust

retirement portfolio, one that

will never expose the “bottom

of the bowl”, so that we won’t

outlive our money. Isn’t this

what we are all working toaccomplish before we “hang


It’s a dog’s life for me! By Mark Charnet

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from kindergarten. When

changing your diet, be sure to

include plenty of protein and

carbohydrates. Protein main-

tains and rebuilds muscles,which is especially important

for aging men and women

who might find themselves

unable to keep up with the

physical demands of everyday

life as well as they used to.

Including ample low-fat pro-

tein, which can be found in

fish, eggs and low-fat dairy

among other foods, will aid in

muscle recovery, benefitting

aging athletes as well as thosemen and women over 50 who

recently started exercising as a

means to regaining their phys-

ical fitness. A diet lacking in

sufficient protein can con-

tribute to muscle deteriora-

tion, arthritis and even organ

failure, so it’s important for

men and women to prioritize

including protein in their

diets.

Carbohydrates are also animportant part of a balanced

diet, as they are a great source

of energy that can help men

and women stay active well

past the age of 50.

Carbohydrates found in fruits,

grains and vegetables are the

most beneficial, as these con-tain valuable vitamins, miner-

als and nutrients.

Don’t denounce dairy.

Dairy is a great source of

calcium, which promotes

strong bones and teeth. Men

and women over the age of 50

want their bones to be as

strong as possible because

aging is one of the strongest

risk factors for osteoporosis, a

potentially debilitating med-ical condition in which loss of

tissue causes bones to become

brittle and fragile. Vitamin D

is necessary to effectively

absorb calcium, and vitamin

D can be found in certain

dairy products, including pas-

ture-raised eggs and grass-fed

cow’s milk, and can be gener-

ated when men and women

get enough sunlight. Other

healthy sources of vitamin Dinclude salmon, light tuna

packed in oil, sardines, and

sun-grown mushrooms.

Cut back on sodium intake.

Cutting back on sodium

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T

he tooth contains the

pulp (nerve) in the

center, which is madeup of nerves and blood ves-

sels. It provides feeling, as

well as new cells that repair

the tooth. Diseases of this

area are hidden inside the

tooth, diagnosed by symp-

toms, special tests, and X-

rays. Injury to the pulp can

cause pulpitis, which causes

sensitivity to different

degrees.

Injury to the dental pulpcauses changes that build up

over time and destroy the

nerve. Most of the time it is

caused by deep tooth decay

(bacteria), deep fillings,

cracked teeth, broken fillings,

or trauma. If it is a mild

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pulp will repair itself. The

tooth will be sensitive to hot

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treatment, the tooth’s pulp

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and may only be detected if

the tooth breaks, turns dark,

or shows up on an X-ray.

Reversible pulpitis is

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treated by a dentist.

Symptoms and signs include:

1.Sensitivity to cold, sweets,

and sometimes heat2.Pain stops in a few seconds

3.Pain is short and sharp but

doesn’t occur by itself

4.Pain caused by extreme tem-

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Irreversible pulpitis is

not capable of healing; the

tooth’s pulp dies and infec-

tion soon follows. Symptoms

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1.Lingering pain from hot or

cold

2.Initial sharp pain to cold or

hot

3.Pain from mild temperatures

4.A dull ache or throbbing pain

5.Spontaneous pain that wakes

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Tooth Sensitivity,

Part 3 By Peter Brusco, DMDintake can be very beneficial,

especially for men and women

over the age of 50, who are at

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sodium. That’s important to

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added burden on the heart,

potentially increasing a per-

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kidney disease. The problem

with cutting back on sodium is

that salt is so often relied on

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making the adjustment, espe-

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No one is too old or too

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As much as parents

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