Regardless of your age, you can
benefit from regular physical exercise. Studies
show exercise can help prevent heart disease, diabetes, and certain forms of
cancer as well as reduce the pain associated with arthritis. It can also improve balance, flexibility,
endurance and strength. Staying
active can even improve sleep quality and duration and enhance
your mood.
Different forms of exercises offer
different benefits but please remember to check with your doctor before
beginning any new exercise. Stretching
exercises can improve mobility and flexibility and relieve sore and stiff
muscles. They can also help to reduce
lower back-pain, improve posture and increase blood flow and energy.
Aerobic exercises can help improve
endurance and increase your breathing and heart rate. Moderate aerobic exercises for seniors
include walking briskly, swimming and dancing.
Doctors suggest you start slowly and build up your endurance, and if you
have been inactive, start with 5 minutes of cardio a day several times a week
and build from there.
In addition experts say it is important
for the elderly to routinely do balance exercises as they can help prevent
falls. Most are easy to do and do not
require any special equipment.
At MorningStar of Beaverton, our
mission is to provide the best
senior living in the area, which includes a wide range
of programs and activities as well as nutritional daily meals. WellStar, our signature wellness program,
supports and encourages physical, intellectual, spiritual and social
connections. Visit our website to learn
more about our exceptional assisted
living and memory care community.
The unique mission statement of MorningStar of Beaverton,
“to honor, to serve, to invest,” sets us apart from other senior living
communities. Our foundation is built upon honoring God, valuing all seniors,
and investing in staff with a felt calling to serve. Dedicated to
creating a real home for residents within a beautiful setting, we encourage you
to schedule
a visit to see firsthand the finest senior living in Beaverton.
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