Scented Candles and Air Fresheners-Something to Sneeze About in Chicago

Scented candles and air fresheners emit VOCs, or volatile organic compounds, which are chemicals that form a gas or vapor at room temperature, Fineman said. The VOCs present in air fresheners often include formaldehyde, petroleum distillates, limonene, alcohol and esters.


Four Bone Friendly Foods That Help Prevent Osteoporosis

You too can eat healthy in Chicago! Sardines Though they are not the first thing to come to mind when [...]


Marketers in Chicago and Around the World Target People’s Mind-Set, Not Age

Americans, and baby boomers in particular, are known for being interested in seeming younger than they are …..


Buying a Medigap Policy In Chicago

Older adults represent 12% of the U.S. population, but make up 35% of all fraud victims.


Have You Prepared a Will in Chicago?

Remember, a will is a dead giveaway.


Meet the Chicago Grandparents

In 2009, households ages 55 or older spent $7.6 billion on things like infant food, equipment and clothing, toys, games, and tricycles, a 71% increase since 1999. And they spent $2.43 billion on primary and secondary school tuition and supplies, about three times more than in 1999.


If It Doesn’t Feel Right in Chicago….Check it Out Here

Don’t get ripped off in Chicago. Got HERE to check out potential scams.


More Exercise Myths for Seniors in Chicago and Throughout the World

Determining fact from fiction when it comes to exercise and fitness is not as easy as conducting a scientific experiment to determine if the myth is real or “busted”.


5 Myths About Exercise and Older Adults in Chicago

Thinking about starting an exercise regime in Chicago? Here are some myths to dispel before you begin. Myth 1:There’s no [...]


No Mouth to Mouth for Better CPR – Save More Lives in Chicago

Position the victim on the floor on his or her back. Place the heel of one hand on top of the other and place the heel of the bottom hand on the center of the victim’s chest (usually between the nipples). Lock your elbows and begin forceful chest compressions at a rate of 100 per minute. After each chest compression make sure you lift the heel of the hand completely off of the chest.




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