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Three Everyday Habits for Memory and Focus

Everyday habits, learning and social connection.

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Eight Ways to Get Your Eating Routine Back on Track

Practical ideas for planning and preparing meals.

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Three Core Exercises to Explore at Home

Explore movement and core exercise basics.

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MEMORY & FOCUS

Three Everyday Habits for Memory and Focus

Memory and focus are part of everyday wellbeing. Three habits worth considering are staying physically active, keeping your mind engaged through learning, and maintaining social connections.

Choose activities you enjoy and can fit into your routine. These habits do not guarantee better memory or prevent cognitive decline.

Further reading: National Institute on Aging — cognitive health.

EVERYDAY NUTRITION

Eight Ways to Get Your Eating Routine Back on Track

A disrupted routine does not need an extreme reset. Start with practical changes that make everyday meals easier to organize.

Eight starting points: plan a few meals; write a shopping list; check what you already have; include vegetables; keep fruit convenient; choose whole-grain options; prepare ingredients ahead; and keep a simple backup meal available.

Further reading: MyPlate — planning, shopping and preparing meals.

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MOVEMENT & FITNESS

Three Core Exercises to Explore at Home

Core work includes the muscles around your trunk. Bridges, planks and bird-dog exercises are three options to learn about when planning a well-rounded fitness routine.

Choose a variation that suits your ability and learn the correct technique. If you have an injury or health condition, ask a qualified professional before starting a new exercise routine.

Further reading: Mayo Clinic — core exercise basics.