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Common household items you may not know can be recycled (opens the original)
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Recycling has become a part of daily life. When discarding items, people of all ages now know to deposit trash like food waste into traditional trash bins while items like cans and glass jars are placed in bins designated for recyclables. Many communities even have separate collection days for recyclables. Such routines have become rote, but there might be more to recycling than people realize. Many more items than bottles, cans and cardboard can be recycled. Keep America Beautiful, a nonprofit
Travel can facilitate healthy aging (opens the original)
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The adage, âan apple a day keeps the doctor away,â may be true, but for seniors, enjoying that apple at a hotel or on a cruise may be even more healthy than having it at home. Travel can be an important component of healthy aging. Travel provides many benefits across multiple areas of life. According to The Senior List, around 70% of seniors (adults age 50 and up) travel regularly. Seniors are a target demographic for the travel industry, accounting for roughly one-third of all travelers. Se
Make your home more secure (opens the original)
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A home should be a place of comfort and security. But homes can be targeted by thieves who are eager to make off with peopleâs hard-earned possessions. Securing a home isnât about making it an impenetrable fortress; it involves layers of deterrence that compel burglars to move on to an easier opportunity. ADT says the average thief takes less than 12 minutes to burglarize a home, and most thieves can use screwdrivers, pliers and hammers to enter a property. By addressing the vulnerabilities
The benefits of whole grain bread (opens the original)
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Modern consumers are faced with many options when they visit the bread aisle of their local grocery store. When met with so many options, it can be challenging to figure out which bread is the healthiest. By and large, whole grain bread tends to be the healthiest option. Whole grain bread retains the grainâs nutrient-rich bran and germ, according to the Cleveland Clinic. That means it offers more dietary fiber, B vitamins, protein, and minerals. Whole grain bread helps to slow digestion, promo
Understanding food labels (opens the original)
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Nutritious food is necessary to sustain life, and thatâs one reason why food packages contain lists of ingredients. But all ingredients are not created equal. A growing number of consumers desire greater transparency about the foods they are eating, including sourcing, production, preparation details and nutritional content. While that can be challenging to ascertain when dining out, people have more control over what they eat at home. According to the plant-based food advocacy company ProVeg
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