September is Healthy Aging Month
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by Debbie Rosenberg
We all know that the kids go back to school in September, but who knew that September is Healthy Aging Month among many other month long celebrations? I had no clue, but I have to admit that I'm aging. We have a number of books that may help us live longer and healthier if we follow the advice. Most are found in the 612 & 613 areas, but here are a few I think are particularly helpful.
First, let's start with comedy because we all could use a good laugh!
Why did I come into this room? : A candid conversation about aging
by Joan Lunden. 612.67 Lunden 2020
Aging Backwards
by Miranda Esmonde-White 613.7044 Es55 2014
American Medical Association Complete Guide to Prevention and Wellness : What you need to know about preventing illness, staying healthy, and living longer.
The New American Heart Association Cookbook
Younger you : reduce your bio age and live longer, better
by Kara Fitzgerald New Nonfiction 612.68 Fitzgerald 2022
What to eat when : a strategic plan to improve your health & life through food
by Michael Roizen 613.2 Roizen 2019
What to eat when cookbook : 135+ deliciously timed recipes
by Michael Roizen et al 641.563 Roizen 2020
The Whole body reset : your weight-loss plan for a flat belly, optimum health, and a body you'll love - at midlife and beyond
by Stephen Perrine New Nonfiction 613.25 Perrine 2022
Yoga for healthy aging : a guide to lifelong well-being
by Baxter Bell
"How to use yoga to foster your physical, mental, and emotional health for a lifetime"
The Art and science of aging well : a physician's guide to a healthy body, mind, and spirit by Mark E. Williams
"Discusses the remarkable advances that medical science has made in the field of aging and the steps that people may take to enhance their lives as they age"
Two new books are coming out in September. You can place a hold on either title.
The Great age reboot by Michael Roizen, M.D.
"explains how to prepare for a longer, healthier future"
Man Overboard! A medical lifeline for the aging male by Craig Bowron.
"Staying healthy is serious business, but it doesn't have to be boring. Informative but entertaining, this must-read, head-to-toe guide provides a heapin' helpin' of actionable advice"
Debbie Rosenberg is a member of Fond du Lac Public Library's reference department.